Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
From Florence, s. G.

glowing terms OF tho school closing
as Il visitor.
MIR. J. II. Robinson and madame,
Mrs. Orclia Robinson, and Mrs. Inoz
Frank. very much enjoyed the eXcr-
ciscs on Friday evening.
Mrs. Blanch Robinson made rcgu-
lar visits to tho school building dur
ing the exercises.
Messrs. Seth Eddy, Willie Stroth-
CT, Hosier Burnett and Walter Long
wore ushcrS and didn't they rush
them to be seated.
Mrs. Mario Kcnncr and James, Jr.,
very much enjoyed the postoilice
play.
DR.. DaHtzler and Miss Iortensc
Humbert made several trips to the
school grounds during commence
ment week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Lipscomb en-
joyed the play of the Fifth Grand
Division Friday evening.
Mr.. Edgar Ramey and daughter,
Miss Berneather Ramey, of Lake
land, Fla, passed through the city
recently ell route to Timmonsyille,
Fla, with the body OF his uncle, II.
]. Washington, for burial.
Mrs. Berneather graduated at
Walkers Business College, Jackson
Vile, Fla, and his other daughter,
Miss Addie Ramey, graduated at
Goodman Institute, Jacksonville,
Fla, June, 1921.
Mr.. Ramey 10 a successful bust
ness man OF which the race is proud.
Also he regularly reads Negro
journals.
Mrs. Eugenia Brayboy, of Detroit,
Mich, after visiting relatives and
friends here, returned home recent
ly. She is a South Carolinian.
Miss Henrietta Love, of George
town, s. c., passed through the city
recently, returning from the Slater
State Normal at Winston-S Salem,
N. C.
Mr.. Robert J. Webster, of Bene-
dict College, has returned from the
Y. M. G. a. Conference at King
Mountain, N. G.
Mrs. Bessie Jenkins, after visiting
relatives and friends here and Wash
ington, returned to Savannah, Ga,
her home, recently. Mr.. Washington
Smith accompanied her to the A. c..
l.. station.
Rev. II. 10. Graham, successful
worker from Myrets Beach, S. c.,
spent day in the city recently. He
. preached at the Little Pee Dee Asso-
citation at Land, s. c., session 1920,
and is pastoring the Old Field Bap-
, fist Church and Aflingham Baptist
Church near Mullins, S. G.
: Master Charles Lester delivered n
fine address at the graded school
closing recently.
Mrs. Adlane Howard, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, is spending n while here
visiting relatives and friends. She
also visited the graded school COM
mencemont.
Mrs. Della Atkins passed through
the city recently ell route to Will
low, s. c., preparing to move back
to Augusta, Ga, her old home.
Miss Dora Boston and aunt, Mrs.
Maria. White, of Sumter, S. c., passed
through the city recently en- route
from Dillon to Sumter. Miss Boston
Is graduate of tho State College
class 1918, Orangeburg, S. c., and
county superintendent Of Aiken
county.
Rev. w. c. Mccoy, of Hartsville,
S. c., passed through the city re-
Gently, returning from his work at
Meadow Prong Baptist Church near
Eflngham, S. c., after closing a sue
cessful revival with 20 converts and
additions. He used as text on
Sunday morning 80 Gen., &c verse.
He is budding fine new church at
this point and succeeding nicely.
Mrs. Fred Thomas and Washing
ton Brown are numbered among tho
visitors during commencement
week.
Mrs. Marie l.. Wright, of Darling
ton, and Mrs. A. p. Brown, of this
city, enjoyed the exercises on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Natalie B. Sweet speaks in
praise of the school closing. She
taught at st. Luke's School last
session.
Miss Everlyn Franklin, OF the
Maddersonville Graded School, pass
ed through the city recently Ell route
to Wadesboro, N. c., and vicinity of.
Mrs. Maggie Jesse has returned
from a pleasure trip North. visiting
Richmond, Boston, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Irene Myeres visited Chew,
s. c., recently.
! Miss Viola Christian, after visiting
her mother here, Mrs. Lucy Roberts,
returned to Richmond, Va, recently.
Rev. j. M. Aston spent Saturday
and Sunday here recently visiting his
ldHllly ana lrlcnuS. On sunday
morning he attended services at
Windy Baptist Church, and in the
afternoon attended the baccalaureate
sermon at the graded school build
ing at night at Windy Church. He
left on Monday evening on train so
for Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Lawrence Mcfarland, OF
Kings Still, S. c., passed through tho
city recently en- route for Roanoke,
Va, to visit his sister, Miss Lathonia
Mcfarland, who Is teaching there. .
Miss I.eona Mae Webster, of the
city graded school, left for Hampton
Summer School at Hampton, Va,
Friday evening, June 18th.