The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 17, 1938, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Mrs. Marion Thompson E
Columbia, S. CM Dies In^J
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Diiiiiuui v nai avirt i vu uiv
Stags of Life - 'm
Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 1.?Mai
o?n 1 l)omp'ii?n Bi>wtu?i wi>? -JB
er in the Jacksonville school sys- jfl
"tym for, more than twenty years.
ami a woman of noblo character jfl
and ability, died at her honit? 2811
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September 1, . lfb'lS; Mrs. Baxter IB
'~7^as a native of Columbia. TrlFe" j|j
rhrnchter of thf late Mr. and Mrs. |6
? A4tder>o? Thompson,-of 2458 Tay JB
lor street. She spent her early B|
*" childhood days in Columbia, and _
was one of the most IV- ill /ant stu |j|!
-dents ever graduated from Allen j f '
University.
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After ctVmpletine: her course of {*Jk
study AT "Alton University. - she' tsKs
taught school two years in the C
Riehlan i?County system, aft^r ^
which -she married Mr. Henry Bax- etn
ter. wb.o was a dealer in Heal* Es- ton
1?rr: .. ; i ot
i*iy <u 11ui i i. if 11v.* and aii ' 'iiiyy i hi ^
the Grand Masonic Lodjre of Flc ' , '
rn]l' ' - ' ' . - t . .;he
. - *--- The C-icds w ore con-i v n
i ducted l-y her Pastor, Hev. John 011
H. Monroe at the church 11:00 a" lIU'
m. She is s1 i rvi\ i?liy her' hu> ,in
ban.. Mr. Ilo.nry Baxter. a dan
ghter. Mrs. Al/ada Smalls, a son-.
Joseph Ilaxtor a ! of Jackson* illc.
Fla.; Sisters. Mrs. Mamie McGar?
?tor. \V;;inJt"11. R (' ; Mrs.-frtR
' - - 5,5 z:i ^r-Smirhr- . ArtkvfiYa7" OtiT Mrs, *"vif
Fanny *\ C:<..}wol!/ "jffattie Bell J'hi
Hi in i ca ' \\ liliama bT"~^
- Columbia. S. C.: M:<. M. A. Chest
-- - - ? v,nv,ii,, lathers' iff
Mr.._ I-a.to H. Thefnj son,. N'ow York llM
t i'.}\ : Ih . V. . S. 1 luunpson, CX'orfrt
town. >.'.( .. ami a jijJai.bcr .of nep- xjp
hows ar.:l nivcis jiud other" rr-la- \Yii
nv*\ , ' I iun
TTv many J ut.? Is of Jarkson- j " *
vi 1! -an ; t.V?uiTibia ?> xvol! us the *.
I L,ul
entire Nfj;ro nuv vviil niisS her. I the
{-uni
On tL Racket-Czars!
' of racket busters win J I .i
f. - a -W the biggest war flmer- j
i7?rf^ 1 ^
TODAY & SATURDAY ^"d
la^v
KKKBaMBBBEMRBm bee.'
Trade With These
Advertisers !fCt.
WHEN VOL* \HF. IN COLUMBIA,
nr A x / T A\r^vLo?n
At (JAMP FOI
OF THE BROAD RIVER R(
Where you can get your Room am
sonablo Rates. You can en;joy Week
ami S'vimriing and Everything,
ENJOY THE BREATH IN THE PI?
? SIMMERS HEART. YOU
' FRIENDS CAN M
TAYLOR'S Tj
Mr*. Anna Taylor, Prop. 1
OCByc^ooooo o o O o a o o oooo?- oor, r,
axter Native of
acksonville. ___z=z=:
" EETmE^ ^
'apt. JOHN EmiAR SMITH
'etcran Employee of the -Govincnt.
Printing Office, Washing
. 1). C., who on -Sent. 30. will
ire voluntatily frdm the Federservice
with more than 38 years
his credit. He is" a member of
International Typographical
irnrr and active m church, franal
and educational circles. He
i Mrs. Smith plan to travel ecusively
after his retirement beK'S
l-ltc<?llV*.? (ANP)
MRS. J. B. JEFFERSON
.T < 5 \l:i rcrnuet. Tt o vTTTn Tortrsnn
e of Mr. James B. JeTFeison ofj
ila.lelphia, Pa., and daughter of
nt Hill section of Winnsboro.
phia hospital, Sept. 6, after an
e?ss of several months,
"he funeral services which weVe
gely attended, were held a t
w Zion AMEZ church, near
nnsboro, on Sept. 10, at 11:45
i. The service was in charge
y Presbyterian churlh, Winns0,
assisted l>y the pastor ol
church.
'he bvauti'ful floral tributes?
try -of?them-Yrom friends ?i~ir
ladelphia?and the many tolems
and messages of condolence
eived from friends unable to
in in which Mrs. Jefferson was
1. She bore her illness with uniU
patience, and diud in the
triumph of Christian faith.
lie leaves a devoted husband,
laughter. ian, her fathei
I mother, three sisters?Mrs.
dan Toatley of Philadelphia;
s. \\V M. Oglosby of Brainerd
litute, Chester, S. C.^ Miss Ei
Boy kin, of Winnsboro; three
tilers?.Mr. Gemtrc Bovkinfof
tbury, N.J.; Mr. E. YV. Boy kin
and Mr. Henry Boykin of
Ul-iln-n. -..V.TUI
w- ail., a -host of other folk- "
s and friends.
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PASTOR FAYOBS
HERAT AND STATE
VCH LAW
ite Clergyman Says prejudice
to Seltishness and Ignorance
i'oudbury, N. J.,- Sept. 10:?(By
ie? H. Boykin for A.N'P)?Race
judiee in the United States is
to selfishness and ignorance
Fred G. Boughton, white, pasof
the Central Baptist church,
1 in mi interview here lalt
k. ' *
lefeuing to the progress that
jroes have made in America
:e the Civil war, the clergyman
ed: "The yara just On the way.
link they have made wonderful
gress. Race prejudice is due
selfishness and ignorance."
neerning lynch law, .Dr. Bough
i Federal and state lynch laws
> there should be unity of state
federal law. We cannot got
for' a longtime, he hastened
*dd, and declared that in view
hat he favored law. "
he southerrr states^wantT state
to punish lyncherrr, ho believes ius'e
their views" regarding
ill law are like their views re- '
ling slavery. He referred dily
to tho 10th century doctrine
state rights.
WHY NOT DRIVE UP TO
PAVERN "
[NANCE)AD,
END OF 8TH
d Good Home Food at Rea End
Trips, Dining1, Dancing
JES. KEEP COOL IN THE
AND ALL YOUR
[EET AT
VVERN
Thornton Oliver, Manager
*T\_
m E Paj .TM
Jackson
A
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: " -jr-^rv ?? _ .
$0 75
- From?Orangeburg, S. (
Motte, S. C.^Kingville, S.
S. C., X^lumbia, S. C.
FVFRYRnnv ic en
1-i Ul% x IfV/iy X JLkJ
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBF
FUNERAL""AID SOCIETI
via Southern 1
September 29 Leave Orangi
September 29 Leave Jamiso
September 29 Leave St. Mai
September 29 Leave Singlet<
September 29 Leave Eort JM
Sept ember 29 Xeave Kingvi
H September 29 Leave Gad$de
_ September 29 Leave Westor
September 29 Leave Hopkir
^ September:. 29 Leave Colutn
September 30 Arrive Jacksc
Ret
_ Sept. 30 Leave Jacksonville
October 1 Arrive Columbia
HVVHB W wE&xIM' |0 iSMflif bSI
The Carver school, pictured a-1 It is located j
>ove. ,is a junior high and gram-, Elmwood aver
nar school under the Columbia highway, on
Mty School system, and fras onen- .fihawn ia_ facing
rf to students Monday^ The brick ture cost $04
iuildrng contains sixteen class- $4,000 worth o:
oomn and a library, and will ed. Funds >
ouse approximately 400 students.1 the $600,000
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: October ^-Arrive Hopkins :
October 1 Arrive Gadsden _
October 1 Arrive Kingville
October 1 Arrive Fort Motte
October 1 'Arrive Si MaHhi
October 1 Arrive Orangebur;
SPECIAL REFRESH^
For Information Apply:
Orangeburg, Breeland!s Cafe,.
At other stations any officer <
Art b ur Town and SurTuTrbs,
Columbia. Holley and Sons F
Approved by Officers and Membei
All Tickets will b<
WOO DHL" FF N KNN.S suf~\vL colle.
... ^ "
? 1 ? Aii\r;c/n .Nor: is
Mr. and Mrs. Marion N"ivis, pa,.^ an 0f \
Mrs. I la Wilson my I n?<t L. Ll|LL.u.f
"Mr Uo^i'ph Nun is aTI of Wash- M.i s Ita Tay
ingtotn, D. C., a:e the- guc-sts of Washington,
their parents ^L^ond?Mrsi Mosos -parents?hrre.
Vn^ric
i to have therii
Mrs. Lester Wilson and little Mr. Joseph
daughter Lettie of Asheville, N.' mgton',* D. C.,
C., spent. the_ wet k end with her 1>artnts, Mr. j
aunt, Mrs. Evelyr.'e Wilburn. ris
Mrs. Laura Parks of Gadsden, . ^ ?
Ala., is the guest" of her parents JESSE OWE?
Mr. and Mrs. H^nry Gilliam. BALTIMORE,
Miss Eliza Parks of Columbia '
is the guest of her mother Mrs. -Notice wa
Effie . Parks. passing of Je
Me Widl Donald ofGreetavillo at his sister's
visited friendg here Sunday. Maryland. T1
brought- he -,s
New Bethel News - arrangements
Sunday school was good as us- ^er *
ual. The Busy Bee club met at - - the
home of Mrs. EfTie J. Parks, CARD
Friday night. A gra;jj time was H
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Carrie Winn We wish t
Mrs. Lilla Hobby were made wel sympathy, fo
come in the club as visitors. J?ok> florals, and fi
by little Barbara Parks also a ness rendcrec
song by Hiram Parks, Jr. Poem and d^ath of
by David Robinson, Jr., and Ju- alld auint, ftlrs
nell MeBeth. These childr&mwerfc ???-flri
the center of attraction. A neat Ne
~ ~
Carver Schoi
r .y.: : " ^
jCTlO LEADER SatunUy, Sept
RSION
TO ?
villerFla.^
r. " ?
uupit Lit
ROUND
TRIP
St.-Matthews, S. C., Fort
C., Gadsden, S. C., Hopkins* $
1ING TO J A f!K SON VIIJ J
CR 29th WITH THE HOLLEY
Railway System
eburg ?-JtzL_7:47 P.M."
n ____ 7:58 P.M.
tthews ~ .. 8:12 P.M.
>n ! 8:17 P.M.
otte ?TO..._ 8:24 P.M.
He . _ _ 8:40 P.M.
n _______ 8:40 P.M.
i 8:50 P.M.
is 9:00 P.M.
trra^?9;40 P.M. . ~
wiville ? 6:05 A.M.
;uming: - '
____ 9:05 P.M.
4:50 A.M.
irr? 8:49 A.M.?: ? ?
8:59 A.M.
__ __: 9:10 A.M. I
^ ? 9:20 A.M. ' *
ws _ _i? . _..-- 0:32 A.M.
g 9:52 A.M.
HE NT CAR BOTH WAYS.
I
R. R. Avenue v
of the society. ? i_ _L
W noln*? II O A _ J . . mm I
"?ic? Aiuititrr ur n. nnaerson ?
uneral Home, Telephone 7998.
s. - W. S. Hollev, G. N. S.
J Sold-by W. S. Ilollcy
:tel Mr. and Mrs. SORORS OKAY~ IDEA OF N& s
also Miss Elizabeth &KO FOR L . S. HICH .L'Ot'KT
Washington, D.C. ar? ?_ s<
tll'lf MWIHI,*, Alan - l|!
lor aiul children' of Cleveland, O.. Sept. 12-ANP-J,
... At the recent fifth annual conven'
V?Slting her tion of Iota Phi' T.ftmhda Rrirarity?
Quite a pleasure held here at Phillis Wheatly asso- e
,. ciation, the following recommends
Norris also of Wash tions tand "solutions of National
. ^ v , . importance were adopted by the "
>s the gu*st of his delegates: : ? ,p
md Mrs. Moses._Nor- _ l. Seek the approval of the >P ii
pointment of Robert L. Vann, as
-? . an Associate Justice of the Su-[ r
<S DIED AT pieme Court. I
Mn 2. Commendation _ to. _ Walter 1
White, NAACP for that organiza?
, , , tion's effort to secure the passing
s received of the of the anti-lynching Bill. , b
sse Owens who died j
home hf Baltimore, ?3' Commendation to Miss Jane
Hunter for her great work with u
ic Remains are to be y0ung people, in connection with t!
for lui^yil. Funeral the Phillis Wheatley Association; s
to be announced la- and to Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune w
for her great work wrth the Nat,
, r . ional Youth Administration.
t
OF TIJANKS 4. Seek the consideration of
the Commissioner of Civil Service
:o thank our many for qualified Negroes who ,iave ji
md expressions of passed the examinations, both lo- '
r use of cars, for ?al a"d feder*V *>r appointment
, ' to, thine positions. This to be 0
or any act of kind- done, of course,~in those commun- t
i during the illness ities in which Negroes seem to be s
' our beloved sister barred for none other than the
. Carrie Chapraan7~ TBCiaI standpoint, from holding Ci
rthcr nnd P.intcr vil Service positions.
, I^ola M. Parker of Chicago is
phews and Nieces. president of the sorority. *
vl, Newest City
' ?v.. ;
. 7 .
ust off the Camden i past year's budding program. Milue.
and the view ] nor wiring and finishing details A
the North side of ar(? being completed, and QmTTi
f- Weat- The strue- i grounds Immediately adjaeent it u
,300,-and .ka* ~ had the building are-being graded, p
f equipment install- The school was named for George c
were obtained from Washington Carver, Negro educe- C
bond issue fer the tor and internationally famous c
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prober 17, 1838
LATE
SATURDAY
FOR COLORED ^
^ ' ^ pllj
_%i -
sCREEN(
$10.00
EWS IN AND AROUND '
ASHINGTON, D. C.
Continued from Page 1
i the, Great Beyoni. It has bc<
aid _that f7'Our loss is Heaven
ain".?Well we?can truthful
ay especially the people of C
imnia and south Larnlina. th
rs sometimes puzzle us by preai
ng one thing and practicing
other. Prpf. G. David "Housto
>rincipal of Armstrong Hif
chool here was seen breaking tl
icket line going into tha-Peoplt
>rug store. Quite a-?brt of co
usion over his act.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dean ai
>aby, Mr. and Mrs. Consta
ones and Mr. Sam L. Fuller m
?red to Ne\v York for two da
hrough Labor Day. Mr.. Full
tayed with his wife and daught
fho have boen there for some ft
tonths. They were visiting Mi
)ean's sisters.
Mfss Sylvester Roach, forme
he clerks in the H. S. King C
and 10 cents storelocated
he nineteen hundred block of 14
treet, N. W. where the "Big (A
le" night club was.
To subscribe for The i almet
.eader call North 5445. .
i
Unit For
j MBS
cirtitist of Tuskegee Institute
Jabama. Carver is widely knov
or his development of industri
aes for?products obtained fro
et??iuL.H ana otner soumern agi
ultural products. The office i
!. A. Johnson, supervisor of tl
ity's Negro schools, Is located
SHOW .
F N1TE 10:45
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4^ ALSO:
CHAPTER NO. 3
M "THE LONE
gj ^RANGER^
I I I I | I 1
All persons having claims agaiost
the estate of N. J. Frederick
deceased, are hereby notified
to file the same', duly verified,
enjwith the undersigned, and those
ftvddbted to s&id estate will please
^ make payment likewise.
nOPTNKF. FttWUFIMrif
8li Prnrnt i ig ; a~~
v 1416 Park street,
jj? . Columbia. S. C~. *a-1
MR. ROBERT KING
n, . . .
rh'' Robert King,_ born i n
he Hodges, S. C., 1870, married Miss
;'s. Maitba Nathan in 1895, and mov- ^
n ! ed to Columbia in 1897, diod Tuesday^
night, September 6, .1938 at
his residence, 1608 Williams street
1C^ Columbia.
A father of erght children, but
?" three eying at an early age, Mr.
^'s j King proved himself a real gener
| tleman and citizen.. In this worlder
I of struggling and strife he gain*w
1 ed friends and was employed for
rs* thirty years by a local telegraph
company.
,r_ He is survived by three sons,
O^_?ono- daughterj - - twe-sisters, ?one
;Q brother and six grandchildren and '
in a host of relatives and friends
whom the family thanks for kindp.
ness^shown him.
..._:_Rev. S. H. Lewis of Bethel
church is highly congratulated for
to the unique conducting of the funeral.
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Negroes
I H-1-, xu- L L ^
in the buildinp. No principal for the
vr> school has been selected, Supervial
Ror Johnson attending to adminm
tstrative work. (Staff Photo by
i- Kennedy.) Courtesy Columbia
of Record. "7 ,
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