The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 02, 1938, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, July 2, 1033 fr
* Rev., Pinckney M. J. Curry,'a
former student of Benedict college
left Friday morning to take a'
Course in summer school ii. the
University of Chicago. He will
join R'is. Bessie Mae Curry in
GreenslA.no, N. C., an.i she will ac. ompany
him to Chhatfo to take
d siou-ise also. Sho is ji.e of the
tenehe'M in Windy, C'.a.? Rev.
W. RI. Patt" son. h; s retunied
to the ti'y ft f tor spending
two weeks ?r. Philadelphia vi:'ting
his wife and nv'.h r, lie iv?rorts
a very phasanl su.\.
?-Mrs. Anna li. NYobl. of P- tnrylvania
whe was visiting lieT- si.--.ter
Mrs. Canie Daven^nt :.rd other,
relatives of this city has ti turned
home. , During he.- tw y< eks vis
it several parlies weio oven fop
her. one of which was a lawn party
which was sponsr red ! \ Mis.
'"-Katie Jr. Goff. She .repu ted having
a .wonderful time. - We hope
she will co'mo again soon.
" MjsScr Ruby and Pauline liVown
?of Charleston, S. c., lbft on Sunday
p.m. to" joir their sis'or, (Miss
Seabrookc) at Pittsburgh, Pa., and
will enter the University <yf Pittsburgh,
to study for their Master's
?degree, this summer.
Miss J. Perry Scabrooke of
Charleston, S. C., is attending
summer school at Allen-Benedict,
Columbia, S. C.
Mr. Walter Dean, Jr., of this
city is leaving Thursday for Columbia
university to work on his
Master's degree in Physical Education.
Also Prof. T..1I. G."Crawford
of Benedict to continue his
work of Ph. D. hope them
much success.
Mr. and Mrs. Augusta* Bethel
(Mrs. Bethel who was formerly
Miss Willie M, Gilliam of Columbia),
now of .New York City spent
two weks visiting Mrs. Bethel's
mother, Mrs. Joe Goodwin, 921
Harden street, who haR been ill foi
two weeks, and Mr. Bethel's pa-rfents
in?West?Palm Beach, ~Fla.
?They returned t0 New" York City
'Monday, June 27, after having
spent a-i-pleasant visit. Mr. ar.d
Mrs. William Gilliam accompanied
them to New York City where
Mr. Gilliam will study ut Coluinl>ia
university; V
_ -VIVI
Mr. Gonzales Lybiand, MV.^antT
Mrs. Henry (Jack) Willirms and
lictle "Jackie" wore the guests of
Miss Anmarintha Jackson and
? family Sunday afternoon.
mi - Miss
Ellen T. Berry of - Columbia
lefi the city June 17 for New
York. We wish her. h very plea sr.r.t
trip. - J . .
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M..O Mo,.? T.. ?> 1 .._'e
ATA to. Alia i jr u a .U^VVI ^ 211111
little . niece Helen? arrived in the
city ysterday from Cleveland, O.,
to be at thxr~bodsidc~ O"f"hoi- aunt
?Mrs. C.uiie Chapman, V'el.y_
til at her home IGOS Cn 1 libJu'.St '
All Girl Reserves of tt&^hyllis
Wheatley Y. W. C, A* pre ask_
ed to- be present-Monday?afternoon
at 5 p.m. at the "Y". Bu^inessof
^fn-^fH'taiuer? ?
-?'-it
. l$tm^ Wolfe_ ajomas of
Mas&rj|--is 'IreJ^usc guest
ftof-iyTrv.An>.iyl i s. E. it. jfLewis Mrs.
THoma ds the wife oi Mr. Manza
"Thomai, forpcrly of this city.
This is^h^iv^Wst tyip to Columbia
in twetttffljfeara, 4*
MARRIAGE A\WorXCEMRNT
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph B. Sherard
announce the marriage of theis
daughter, Omema Veronia to Mr.
, Harry H. Howerton, on Fiidf.y, the
tenth of June, nineteen hundred
and thirty-eight, Philadelphia, Pa.
M ARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
nounces the marriage fo her daughter
Clotilde Antrpla try Dr. Rav
mpJLd Bryan Frederick of Colum?bia,
S. C.
Miss Carter attended St. Augustine
college and later finished her
tiaining at Waverly Fraternal hos,
pital. She is now employed as
School Nurse at Vooihees N. and
I. School, Denmark, S. C.
Dr. Frederick is the son of Atty.
and Mfs. N. J. Frederick. lie attended
Benedict college and finished
medicine at Mehafry Medi-;
caF college. ' .
Dr. and Mrs. Frederic^ will j
make their home in Greenwood,!
South Carolina.
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LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB J
The club met at the home of.
Mrs. Rosa Walters Tuesday nite
at the-regular time. The meeting
was called to order by the president.
The usual opening was carried
out. The 23rd Psalms was re
cited in concert. The minutes
were received and adopted. The
Bick committee reported Mrs. Isabell
Joiner ill. A brief business
** session included new and unfinished
business and plana for our picnic
at Dunbar's lake on the 4th
Z M T-l- ~1
ui uuiy.
Next meeting at*,honje of Mrs.,
Mamie Coleman, 1222 Park street?
After the meeting the hostess sorv
d us a delicious repast.
,f V .
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r .
Louis Armstrong and
mania Revue Coming
'
Louis "Satehmo" Armstrong
worl highest paid colored mus.
icfun, trumpet player extraordi
ir.'.i'y and ;n/w acclaimed as the Init-i
nat ional "Trnmpot. King - a;
Swing", makes his first theatre
appearance in Columbia at Caro
iina theatre, Tuesday, July 12.
His Majesty, the Kingpin orf
them all, and the greatest iazs
dazzler of all time, ushers in his
own new Revusical with a star
studded east of Harlem favorites
including Midge Williams, dimin
utivo delineator of jswing songs
from the NBC airlanes, the Tw<
Zephyrs, pantgmine specialists
-eon in the "Chocolate Parade o1
1937", Bic Time Crip, sensationa
/in? 1' gged tap-dancing star, alu
the - famous .Armstrong band., fea
taring Sonny Woods, Louis Rus
sel, and Her.ry "Red" Allen.
Mr. Armstrong is^ a sizzling
trumpet man if there ever was
me, but the motion picture indus
ly has found him to be an abli
actor as well. In 1937 Louis madj
two pictures?"Artists Ar.d Mod
. Is" with Jack Benny and Mar
111.. R.i.rn a .1.1 "IT i.fiv.r rVn.r'o t
UK* V, ?'IU i^'VI J *
.. Io!iday" with Mac West. Prioi
0 this...Louis was feautred in thi
?ai amount picture "Pennies Fron
leaving - -
>1A R It I AG K ANN O I N CJvM E N1
, Mr. i'.iui Mi'3. L:\rkin LaCuntu
hniun nee the marriage of thei
laughter. Helen Clarence to Mi
Roleit W. Anderson of Darling
toft, S. C. . ,?
The couple will reside in Green
vllle, S. C., where Mr. Anderson i
mi ployed at? County- Agricultura
Agent. ' ?
I' THE GRADE I) By T; r.
Ilour.?ft year* old. (W<
vffeViHo';Cft'll t he Primary BY PI
r! O.T.I).Jr.
" BYPU 0-12. As man;
roups a- needed. *
Ii-tirmediate- 15VPU A1
my u roups as i e. dc'd.
as needed. ^
: ~ i J .; A > * *rr -rrrocw
1 i oujis- as, needed. . .? .?
f. tftch ?:ge. or year is into, i
-group?of ? with a gioup lea le
,'v captain %), to-o2. -yoy will star
~iiffther BYFtP.*': ,
Tor coireCl -organization,
ho Manual* for each of these an<
?*mt- will go a long tVays in cor
Wh-.Vfever book you read, kee]
n piind, that the local situatio:
s .the deciding factor.
We have no record of how man;
MYPU'-s there are in South Caro
lina.
ROY \L MUSIC CLUB
Meeting; in honor of Miss Floi
nee Haigess. The Royal Musi
luh met Wednesday, June 22 a
he home of Mrs. Maud Childs wit
'he Proiiidciit, Mrs. S. M. II?>[ikin
presiding. Beginning at 7:.'10 r
-u. the devotional pciiod was com
nosed of songs, prayer and Bibl
verses. The minutes of the la?
meeting were read, approved an
-adopted^??Id?and new busines
we: e discussed after whichithe vi?
tor's, Mrs. Elise Brown and littl
Miss Oetnvia Sims were intr^ducei
to the* club.
Next n program was sponsore
hy Mrs, Harpress. The weekly B
hie stories were omitted b.ecaus
-*f?m^mrbers -de^it iiifr to-hear th
Couis-Schmeling fight. Dues wci
-ollected and the meeting adjeurr
?d to meet at the home of Mis
f.ouisn Richardson/ Wednesday
June 29.
PAGELAND NEWS
Mrs. Tr osIof Mor
roe., N. C., ?jr>e^t the we&k end wit
her sistprq?Mesdams (Turkic Bake
"nd I/i 11 rfr - Brewer4.
^Thero \^as<ft Children's day pr<
prram.given at Salem M. E. churc
Sunday afternoon. visitin
I.IIWHS wnc r.nt'ii virove, unio
Hill antKOnk Hill,,
Miss Williq, M. Stan] ey spen
Saturday afVefifaptj in Monroe. *
Mr. and Mr^Jr. C, Brewer ha^
as their gues^fheir granddaued
| ter. Miss TWrTdfcd' Ferguson <
, Florence. ' 0
Mrs. J. W. Rivers of Chesto
| fu Id spent Sunday with Mrs. '
C. Brewer ?
Messrs Roscoe Mason and A
chip Lockhart spent the weaker
at nofrom the CCt; camp
t
i . THE
. Orchestra with Harle- ||
to Carolina Theatre I |
t NOTICE! |
Monday. July 4th, 1938, the H
United House Qf Prayer, 2549 |||
Cherry stieet is" giving a picnic at / ,
~ HUilllJttilPHTOfrTTOTg^Tfoiii ' tFTT TWfcj
city. The bus will leave at 9:00
and 11 a.m.; the last bus will leave .*
at 1 p.m. Refreshments on thj'j f
_ erroundr Farti?round trip, aduftir t.
15c; children 10 cents. Returning
at o;uu p.m. . . i.
Come,,one and all and enjoy the y (1
fou;th with us.
Monday night, gospel services. j
_ Tnes lav nir-ht. ?program.
There will be quartet singing and ***** *
other selections. You are invited M.
to-attend these services. a ten
WARD ONE WILLING ~ At
WORKERS CLI'R yon
eit he
TO" '-l"b?uud?iU?the?hnme^nf ui
Mr. Archie Tucker Tuesday mte?--s?>m<
The meeting was conducted by the it el
president.' Bible verses were recited.
The meeting closed after
the Usual routine. , ,
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IN MEMORIAM 'Pvlv
CI IE STINK FOSTER?
' ' 'fry
In sad but loving remembrance, ..
of our d(*ar~15FdtHcr~'ttn(l Giland-j. t ^
mother, ohestme Foster who de-1
--parted this life one year ago to-!
day, July 2nd, 1937. * | C
No one knows how much we miss ^ V(J
you, . 1 Ddh
No one knows the bitter pains ,
Life has n?ver been the- same.- Hi
IDeVoted daughter and- grand daughter,
j. "V BLANCH PRINCE ^
> _ and CAREYAN VINSON. U
f EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB- ^
1 The Evening Star social club
- met Wednesday, June . 22 at the
- home of Mrs. Bertha Williams. Mr
Jerome Burton, secretary, prcsidT
ing. The president being absent,
s The- minutes were received and h
dopted. Because of the Louisi
Schmeling fight tlie business ses- ^
; sion was very brief. *
A silver -tea was given June 20 "
* at the hoTrre of Miss Mattie Wood- SU|1
L ard. It was largely attended. Mr. i,.lt|
l' John Reed delivered a wonderful tlier
1 address, Mr. Burton and Miss win
1 Woodard put the program- over. beet
i The Evening- Star. Social club revi
will compel its mc: ibers to take day
n The Palmetto Leader. . f'ie
1 ?? ? -? ?hrei
ROSA SOCIAL CLUB , KuiI,
_i_ _ !?and
! _ The club, held,. itao-weekly piecU ' {'he'
ing at the home K^jHjcgc.
The president nre?ha vgjn' f
dovptioral exercisg^l^Mg*if^^rft- see
gram- ,\yas renderAT*' After* which die
j a^jS^t^ess session was held. the
.HjWe'bad four visitors. Misses Wil. of u
fiAitji's, Jones, Butler and Miss Mag- w''l
daline. Next meeting at the home
of Miss Ethel Robinson, Jennie ^
, Smith, hostess. The hostess serv- 4
* ed cake .an.?' ice cream and candy.
y THE EAGLE CLl'B . . torn'
c . -V- - wha
j_ The club mot at the home of tl.iv
Mrs. ~Aimii> Mho "Brntton. Juno 21 thoi
with Mr. Jnhiv Trezevnnt;?presid ?Wee
^ ing. The usual opening was car- r;'si
gjwfa'd ;ont. Minutes were receive:!. woa
Bmsintisfc \vps. discussed .briefly A .
fi wo frier roast wall he given at the aaN|
r~TTni^re of Mr. ,Motcn, 017 Divine
1 St.. July 4th' at 8 o'clock. The lm)t
public is invited- Mrs. T.oila Carr ||1IMI
2 of Pine GrovtFwas.a welcome vis- ever
1 iter. She recited a beautiful poem legs
- subject being' "Cromwell, I charge .
- Thee".?It ivy| enjoyed.?She al- ??
p so made encbulnging remarks. Rucl
it The hostess?!served cake, drinks (Had
and mints. , ders,
V . ? Belt
- BEAl l OnT MEN'S BIIH.E -Mm
CLASS ON FISHING TRIP j Mosl
Jr.cq
Beaufort, S. C., June 7th?The son.
Bible class which was organized K\
..'January this year spent a delight- ant
c ful day on a fishing picnic. The Adai
t members who took the trip are as and
h follows: Mr. II. G. Fisher, presi-1
> ^Johnson, R W. McGirt, H. B. Da-j j,
?vis? Thco'Bvthcwood; ~3. S. Shank-j
e lin, Fdtix Powell, W. M. Wright w
it and C. S. Manley. | ?
nr. x i i: ? Bapl
(J VY(i tnaneifU U ^ar>uiinc
s which was?very comfortable?and (''i!"
i. large enough to have plenty, roonCjTr I'
e We left Beaufort about 8:30 am.J stai-l
d anchoring at Port Royal Sound. I
After catching a good supply of
d fish, we went cshoiw on Bay Point .Feal
i- where we had our Bible lesson. We j p: ca
e enjoyed supper on the boat which SP}f
e epnsistfd of * variety?of entible
e which were enjoyed. ?
i- We felt very safe having as our
is boatsmen Mr. Elmore Harvey and of 2:
T, our own Capt. F. Powell avho is-a -thaimember
of the class.
| It was near dark when we returned
to Beaufort, having spent a 1
delightful day and feeling refresh- Fein
i- ed for the duties which awaited us" ed t
^ ' ~ :who
sr, HONORED AT PARTY
| ence
Misses Francina Davis and II. a fo
h Zenobia Dannerly entertained that
g Misses Sadie Adams {FmssV arrd 7^j]y
n Victoria Weston of New York and , .
, WashingtrtnrT>. C., repeetively on im'
jjE June 15, at the home of Miss Dan- Mn.f(
r nerly on east "Washington St. The II
re living,- dining and breakfast rooms the
l- were1 thrown ensuite for dancing. t^. if
After a couple hours of dancing ' .
^nd merry-making the guests as- 11
r- sembTed in the breakfast room ancT
i. wnere delicious sandwicnes. potato has
chips, cocktails and punch wcre]{0 (
r- served. i
id Among those prfesent were Mr. T
" and Mr*. Joe Marshall, Misses Jo* *orr
L I'A LMffTiO LE A i> 1J R
E WJ:
the I* t ar
BV ABBfc
O 1 h,: luur queMton an swore
.ply, scii.i ?? quarter (26.) and t
. iv fin m> New .-.alrology Re
.hi, !?<-? a n ice un t ;.e?r t3) quei
11;iiu.ii.t! aiul-ciw'?-ticf- aclflj'tjJH- to?
? r <t. !.oKmbtH South
W'v>
ii. a.?Will I be able to net *t
i h.i-g position this coming fall fo
> I i a\e worries before, me? in
letter?It seems to me ^ that m
r the city or ccUnty schools, as
ieht In- well for von to make r.i
; contacts- so th;it you can
relieved abou your work.
\\V Will I ever .net my poc
.i.- I.I niiy I'f my money back?^
a? I am worried to death. p(l
H-rWer?rNot a chance of your j
ig this money returned to you.
to drop it from your mind and
ic future . . . put your money th
saving* hank if you have any th,
I'j's on hand; ou
_' w <
M. C.?Am asking yoU please, hii
iu think that I will be treated isi
way always? hii
iswer?Only as long as you kn
Reg. U. S. Pat. 01T.
Efitiiy -Rom
The Laricuso Beauty Foundation- was es
the Godcfroy Manufacturing Company to si
of preserving women's natural beauty, a
tho results of this research available to
ow Is the. time for all wise ] rtf
iien Jo take Inventory of-; them sh
res. June is Just -around fife "go
ler and with the coining of yo
liner lurks that .bugaboo^the i'hi
dug suit ? to (hose wiio have let an
nselves slip during the fall ntul ae
top months. Ilulhiug suits have tin
?liie ltidre abbreviated iirul tie
Niling every year. Cone are the an
when bathing suits began at >i|i
collar luitie ami ended below the ?i\
e. Hatliing suits are bathing is
nil liui'li niv mil> tin* minimum ~nri
coverage. The slightest htilgc. iln
smallest hollow shows up and is tin
initiod to the nth decree. Stand tin
lent of n full fourth mirror and tin
if yon honestly are satisfied with tin
figure you are going to cut on in
beaches this summer. Very few tin
s are, unfortunately.* Something
have to be done, and done .
kly. . . 7
hat has become of that routine
ixercl.se you tiro mi.-ml yourself * "
continue? Start it up again i !
I oin ly ninl?fm't hfillly.?NVe mil
? our favorites so .1 will not at- . '
pt to force mine on you. l?ut, V,
fever yours are, heuiu them to- ri5j
wilt) reiii-wnil?v ieor Kyetl '
lith the weather Is getting '
mer. don't let it dejol' you. lu'sA"
e" to Fose weight in warm t()
tlier. - ' * ? sw
II d now for your skin. Yon
,'tfT had to worry much about 1
hack and arms and Tegs I
ugh the winter and you ' ave j
jibly been . IfljTineTPTo neglect ]
n. Hut in the glaring sunlight t
y skin defect shows up. Your i
are apt toJifi.scaly your elbdws <
tor, \*iisliti Jacksotij- AdJie izs
den, Anna Spann, .Mt.ry San- ha
i Mary and Georgia Cooke, ..(j
ha Mosley of Florence; Messrs '
?A~.?Jiihll.s'oll, I.croy Shelton F11
iy, Tow Peep Jones, Winsel Y<
ues, Willie Foggy^and Wat- ha
? i ' or
eryone expressed ;i very pleas
evening. Also wished Misses 1,1
ns ami Weston a safe return t'1
may they come again soon. pi
^"TRINITY tiWPT. ( IH'UCH '*
tev. It. F. Stewart. Pastor ^
ollfurd, S. C.?>{w Ti'inity
istr church was organized in
W+n?18p;t. The?Rt-Y";?Calvin
eak was the first pastor who
1 pn
:cd under a brush harbor and
ed- for thirty years. Rev. l,?
i was one of tile great pioneer
cher of that day who put him
on the altar or a living sacrifor
God. Under his leadership
church grew to a membership ' .
35 who built a good edifice for '
-time.
v. Peak was called from labor
eward in December. 1923. In .
cr
nary, 1024 the chinch extendhe
cn!l to our present pastor, .
___ , . ;
came to us young in experi- ~
but jfill of possibilities. i???
: te
W months the church realized .
ICi
they had a young Joshua who
needed -somebody to; follow
? '
Cleaning from this fact they
1 up with him.
is first step was to remodel
c<
old church ^ata cost of more ^
i three thousand dollars. Then j
ristalled a piano, benches, lights
carpets. And today our church \
increased from 2.15 members yy
G18 members, who believe in
pontine the plans of their pas- *
t ,
fry y n
tl in thiit papV when <.
d in youi? letter J*or private \ *
i selt-addi etMsd stacip.*d to <
<
cuiiuif, o?ud receive by return
itiuiub your full imme ] [
all-letters. Addiwa* all mail <>
Oarolina . . * [_
ilnd for it. There is no reason
r you to have to put' up with heg
abused . .. . cojme to a show
iwn and have some kind of unrstnnding?rhfht?now.?As?Ion
jr
you take bad treatment, you
jili?r\pert?ff change.
W. C.?My hrtband .said we were
>injf om a trip and I worked hard
out a pion'.h getting everything
- ether and now he says he's not
rrnrj;?!?belief thathe?ts?Just'
utin^ and I want to know what
should do'.'- ? 'I
Answer?Go right aheau wfith j
e plans and park his clothes . .
u minute ynu gett^^oady to -puli-i
t, he w'ilk^.b^ ii> the ca*. It]
mid be advisable to iry 10 KM?
m in a Rood humor for there
i't anything ul alf\ wrong with
ifiMrtit he it panting . . . and you
ovr>w.h-y> '
flntlfpl
lady methods vV^'
rid to make -~lr? j?
-Mht public. V""N N
Ugh and iuidL_jautr^ back not as
lootJi as you wotilt^ frke. (Jet a
o'cThatli brush. Kvery night vrheu
u take your batli give yourself a
urotigh going'over" with tlie brush
<1 plenty of warm suds. Vou can
tually feel your skin tingle and
it circulation s'arting up. All the
ml -vrrm or sktri wf 11 be loosened
i the new skin will he dear and
moth. Get your hand lotion ?
re your elbows the attention that
their due. Avoid the habit of
mill- on them. How can Ihev he
nowise than?nnnrh and- retL"T^
:\v must bear half the weight of
2 body? ' little lotion applied to
2 logs after scrubbing them with
s hath brush will* help to keep
in smooth and soft. Legs come
for their share of attention on
? benches. Don't .neglect them.
And then there's tlte item of feet,
little lotion won't hurt thetu
Iter in those spots" where your
oos have rubbed. Give yourself
ledicure. If you are going to use
-lit p.^listi .in ynn r Imj n-iila, unrf?
my people are. lie sure that your
*t nre in good condition before
king the attention that it will
met.
Start your exercises today. Get
'ir liuth hrilslk There's no time
lie lost if you want to get in the
im. ? What
are your beauty ,probleitis?
Write Marie I^lvviUagj
Lartense Bcnttty?Puuiidulhui,
Room (107?fill I.ocust St.. St.
Louis, Mo., and she will be glad
to answer them; Be sure to enclose
a self-addressed stamped
envelope.
itioii;-. in our church. Our church
s an oiganization for every
ting person in the church. The
star's motto is "Harness the
>ung Folks". In 1924 we were
ving prcaehjng services only
ice a month but today we are
viiTjr preaching every Sunday in
e month. On last Sunday oui
dpit was eraced with the Rev.
R. Ezell and fiilmore of
lle ar.d Rev. C. P. Parker of Spay
iihtr.'g. l ne pastor presented
v. Parker who preached from]
>hn 11:1.
At 3:"0 Rpv >1 T Piirtnr-fln4 nprrogation
from Bethel M. Yf.
lurch at Greer held services for
i. Rev. Porter brought a great
essage from the subject True
Txntership. The singing from
e choir was superb.
At-8:.9tr p.m. the pastor "brought
burning message from Heb. 11:25
ibject The Pleasures of Sin.
[lis was indeed a master piece^
The Woman's auxiliary convenr>n
(county) will meet at oour
lurch Saturday July 2 and contin
1 Through Sunday. We are looje?
fwvard to the great State S-w
and B. T. U. convention at. Sum*
T. We would like to serve not-,
e on all the Baptist family thru
rt?ttTF Trtate' that our church is
ling: forward.
Mrs. Li Hie Robinscm was a deleittr
to the WotHaft's Bapt. state
invention as a delegate to the
'oman's State convention in Coimbia
last week.
EWS IN AND AROUND
"ASHINGTON
By J. 0. Hart
Washington, D. C.?Thar* h*i
I Echoes ot Suorts
I H> LAW SO* I
Lou AmU-is dccla.rt.-s that In
1 J as th* i ceded punch to stop the
lVtoiniy campaign of Hen y Ann
|str..n||r| AniL, in .. hit .i I II < trneiiext
big attraction among th?i
'ennw>, winch finds J,I, liBju
weight title at Stake a^aiiiHjtie
-V ^ ' *"1 hlii l.li'
Uh*?ei 10 Ule cju*"sti' u, eviTvV7;7e
will be surprised, ev.h Aiiibeihimself^
_ . . , ?
Louis is in a class to. hit.M el'f
with""n~rei7'jia6it. lie- te . to stywi
hlmv. n itli liiin. W il .1 r~
ai ouliil 1 or sw'tft?yearft ;r.? Jack
I ? nt I>s.t*y <5 ifj before" m *-:fng 'funney?
Now that the fon'ivii.
tier, is over tin- American j?? j> 1
will start lool;i:ur f-,V a white lv ']?*
in md i 11,?i e. a,. ., e ti.e chain "
pionship. Who will that white -horn
i-v !W it ' ill II-." I -I: II ,p'.
The All Star p: Me is Mil the
way. There was a trrcat ftps uhout
.who slioul ii play., hut ai te - all
the same players wiH ace .service.
A few new faces'will show., up but
-just the siihie tie h' familiar p!u\cms
will be' in there hohiine the
high spots. I pick thv Anu'iU'ii!!
l.eaiMie__to win bv a n.l,
""Slaxie Baer is somewhat dm~11leased
with "the "hnwin-r m!' tUxhampion."
He is afraid that I.bdis
mfty 'tot. angry with what he has
said i.,hi sma-h th<- daylight oVt
df his play boy-prank"1. The que.?
t'on is, will liner - fight the chnm[pion
in September or. will the play
boy wait?until?taunt-?.linn-., t,? >.t
year? My guess is that they
will never fight attain. If they do
squeeze me. /* * _
.MGHT-HEAVVWEKJHT
< HAMIMONSHII* MATCH
FOR STATE TITLE HOOKED
FRIDAY, JULY 8th
Just who' will win when t>wo
(toujrh hard-hitting fighters lik'Ike
Hcnnie and "Tiger" Fid. Jiick:
-son meet in * a ar^na -will he a
matter ? such as buying a pig ia
bag."T"hcjy berth have a string
of?kneekoutp to their or- dit. Hi
the past year Ht-nnie stopped tenout
of twelve opponents to add to
his six years o*f leather sMnging.
He holds a knockout over fa-*,
hard-hitting-Red Reynolds >?f F*i11 ~
'burgh, As for- Jackson he haheen
Tn-the beak bustifTiT" business
for-three and it half years and
has compiled a string of knockouts
ml victories to his record. He
lost but one fight th(. past year
ani 1 that was t<? the c o-l < > < - f h 1 h:uxL
Atlanta. Ga. He holds a one round
knockout Victory over the urable
l-peedy Smith of Miami. R th of*
them' will hecrin so-ioiis t air in-.'
for this affair. H'cnnie has chosen
.thP Odd" Fellows hall to complete
his training while the Tiffc-.ii
will move in at the Allen jrym to*
sharpen up hi* claws. Whatev i
the outcome will be. watch the
"Leader" and other local paper?or
lesults.
ueen four Neffi-oes shot and kill* 1
y district policemen since March
which?it outra-gcotrs ?for any city
It arleil w fh"~"T:T~~l:<"**>\:;.-jKeys
who -was -a -former -insnat**
at the St. Elizabeth hospital which
was resulted from beinff gassed liJhe
world's war." Since then three
more. have been >h??t and killcTi
Now the District Bar ass* ciatibn
has taken it u*5 with the District"
Commissi! tiers in older that some
thnff he c^nie about it immodiately.
The Negro "National Alliance and
the Xational Negro Congre-s' are
sponsoring a picketing of the People
Drug store at 14th and You
f reCts_ " N. \t heenuse i.1 liercent
if the tiade is colored but all privileges
and employment for wh.ite.Mr.
and Mrs. Wade P. Dean and
two children - have- been on their
vacation how for two weeks in
South Carolina with their parents.'
Mr Drnn is of?B: adloy, >. AMrs.
Dean is of Now bon y. They
will be- dowtt for two weeks nn :e.
Miss C. Samiers and Dr. K. A.
Montgomery wore the house, mu-n
-if- Mr. and?Mrs.?Bvnn la-t 'Si;:-.
'day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hcndei_
son and mother; Miss ' Canviinand
Pearl Sanders-. Mrs. Lutein
Lucas and son.?.nvoLuod?to- New
York last w ek to w itness the
Leuis-SchmelifTg
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