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Georgetown Itetns.
^ Sunday, April 26th, was a
: most dq.y here in-oiir
' "Tittl^city by the sea. Bethel
church was out in full bloom at
I.';- ' 11 o'clock a. m., and listened to
an excellent sermon preached
by their beloved pastor Rev. J,
^ - ^f^Benhnw^TTe took hifi 'tr-rt
from a portion of The Lord's
?^ Prayer, "Give us this day out
-> daily bread." The choir renK-,:
. dered sweet music.
At 2-o'clock the body of Rev
??^John Evans was funeralized
Revr-Evans was one of Bethel's
" oldest members, also of many
^Ffateri^^Ord^^/^He^wasL^
good works will be greatly missed
by all. Bethel has lost one ol
- 1 her best members. We loved
hhi-rhnj .Iftsus loved him best.7:
fipiirihy'Snlmnl won hnlri nfr 1?
30, and at 4:30 a smil-stirrinp
sermon was preached by Rev. G,
G. Daniels pastor of Bethesda
Baptist Church, for one ofr-the
Clubs, in in terestof BetheFsRal.1
ly.???
The A. C. E. League held its
regular service at tT:au
- The lesson for discission was
"Educational Missions." Thi?
was wonderfully discussed, lec
by?the President. There being
no further business the .meeting
closed _ with the repeating of the
Mizpah. The lesson next Sunday
will be led by .Miss Odessa M
Sanders. Subject: "Making
~ TJ/tnr.^ F^rrY." ' At ft P
r evening service hegam " If you
to hear sweet music and ex.
cellent sermons, come -to "Big
Bethel." You have a cordial in?
vltatlon, and she swfngs wide hei
- 1 doors at all times.
The Booker T. Washington Social
and Literary Club, held its
? regular meeting on Thursday evjening,
April 23. Quite a few of
the members were presentr and
TeportecT a very enjoynhln pvpti.
ing. A splendid program was
rendered. _ After which a delicious
repast was served. Miss
Jennie Brockington acting host
. - showed the mummery the^ right
: - way to- "entertain Clubs. Wc
thank Miss Brockington for her
demonstration and hope that sKe
will entertain again soon.
Mr. Philip H. Brunson entertained
*he "Vnnth Tmprnuo^
i Social and Liferary Ciub^' at his
home on^Wood street, April 21
A large crowd was out and s
- good time was had by all. ..;
V" This year we
a Baseball team at Howard High
School, although quite a few oi
?our real guud players have'feft
us. The boys have been practicry
ing daily, but have not been able
son until April 27. On that day
the Kingstree school team came
to play us with the expectation
of having an easy game, but
jt * "Old Howard" fooled Kingstree
fc by^dayiftg-hr-red-^otrgame. "01
course Kingstree had played several
games already this season,
jy-? but this was our~~lirst. . Mever^
theless the boys kept up with
i them until th^ laftt-few^eefffifih
of the game when they scored
on us again and won the game
- by one score ?^? ~
b, * The "Oak City Jubilee Singers,
of our city, composed of young
?men only, loft for-Gonway, Monday,
April 27, where they will apr
pear at the School Auditorium
in a Musical Recital.
On Sunday morning May 26,
a bouncing baby bounced in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
$ A. Dunmdre.
Mr. Dunmore^?im?inspiring
x young man of the city, is doing
. much for the building of God's
'i 1.4? nr. _ i. 1 -
m iuukuuiii. vv e axe uuiy nuping
for Mr. Duffffiore^wuch success
ML In all_pf his good undertakings.
K . We are grieved to learn of the
[[ death uf DivWm. jS. Thompson's
f mother, but God does all things
I am quite sure that I will
HL?soice the sentiment of every cit v.
Izen of Georgetown when I .say
we extend our deepest sympa\
thy to Dr. Thompson and mem
bers of the bereaved family.
Chas. S. Browne,-^'Reporter.
Notes From Beaufort.
The Mock -Wedding which
, took place at the Grace Chapel
| Church on last Thursday night
jwas indeed ji success, financial*Ty
as well as otherwioc.
( Those who motored to Orange,
burg last Friday -to be-fn attendance
at Triangular Debate at
State College were: Mrs. Florence
JC. Sanders; -Misses Willie
- jBlanding and Dorothy "Blocker,
j'P^ofs. J. S. Shanklin and Benj.
/Barnwell. We congratulate
State on the showing she mader
^nd'we teel indeed proud of one
! of our young ladies, Miss Ern^Ss
f 2.: n i_ J I _ a A ?
Line xiurr, wno look pari in me
I debate?
the MuaiV Rtndpntq nf Mtv h
ridele W. Fleming at the T. A. R.
""] Church last Wednesday0 night
| was a success in evry way. Each
J participant showed his musical
ability.
The friends of Mr.- Arthur
Jones are gjad ,to know That he
was acquitted otj the_charges
' preferred against him by the City
of Beaufort. \ He was l'epre.
sen led by Attorney Charles E.
Washington, of the law firm of
' Washington & Washington,
j" "Oil laSt Thursday, l>s. C. E
' i Stephenson, of Columbia, S. C.;
"jM. P. Kenedy,. H. K.. Culler, C.
a- a :\r.. t?..??
I kj. UllUUiSUU U11U 1U1 lftclctC XjitiVtlX"
r |
j went to sea to capture a few
lifirnm. fish.. Thoy r^p^rl^-hrrr,
ing caught one-apieee? Whettr^
er or not they did so .with silver
1, hooks on-with-the regiriarlrshtng
--tac-kl?Sj--'is yet to bo" determined.
One of the^arge&t drum fish
caught here this season, was
^caught by one of the local'men.
It weighed~150 lbs., arid was 5
; feet in length.
^ Delegates are busy 'preparing
,16 take in thy SlnHewn ^'Mivhi
i lion to convene at the .F. A. B.
iChurch next week. The Annual
(| Sermon will be preached by
7 "Rev." Moultrie. '1
r Oii-^X--Suiiday night, Rev. P.
TV-WaLson, Siateir'Missioharyt
preached a strong sermon at the
r-F-?ist?African-TJaptrst church.
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.lac oiou iuaue ? iccture on ivus.
sions, after which a collection
was "t.nfrpn for rrimn,' Wi' mi'
j always glad to have Dr. Watson
wtfh us. Wjf airknow him personally
here because of his eleven
years pastorate at the said
r?liurchr? ??-?
Come to Beaufort on J\lay_3Qr
. at which time we will have oujr
^ :Annuab Morn or! al ExercFsos, better
known as "Decoration Day."
, We will have one of the best
1 speakers of-the-^bate=nnT::tTiaT
, day. Come and see our beau(
tiful National Cemetery, in
L which more than i0,000 soldiers
. are buried, and the only Nation[
al Cemetery in this ahd
f--seetibrrof the country^
Laurens News.
The Sunshine Club was roy:
ally entertained on .Friday after
I noon at the home of Sirs. Lea
:?ie Brockiuan^orTTJowns Street
jTlia iriomben^ wcro ' orrlhe job
jntirfrerically and financially. The
i meeting was full of pep-from
_ the beginning to the-endr~Rev.
J. C.; McClellan spoke^ort the
subject: "Opportunities and how
. to use them." He said some
things that were Very beneficial*
The boys ^pd girls drank
as he overflowed their cups with
good thoughts. Miss Ruth IIim?
f pr wa^prflnninfi fnr th^firnt frnrr
and she gave inspiring remarks
i to the Club. The President,
Mrs. E. S. Nelson spoke some
very good things to the. Club.
ni _ _ . i i* i *
one 13 proua 01 ner members.
She says that the members of
the StmshinetThlbcan never be
given too much praise for the
excellent work they are doing.
The meeting on Friday Was one
- of the best tlrat has been had
ias*yet~ Thiring the close of the
| hour .a_delicinua couroc of ehicken
salad with iced tea was served
by Mra. Brockman, assisted
j _ >' a i i T ildff' *1
^ THE PALME
by Mrs. Nettie Leak. Miss Marj
Lee Fowler w&s asked to than!
J ho hostess. The-Glub-will meel
at the home of Mrs. Mary L
Cannon on Downs street, next
I Friday.
j Don't forget the great Millior
Do! ar Wedding given by the Sur
shh-c -Club-on the 27th- of-May
Cunday1 morning1 was a beaujtifiii
day and Bethel A. M. E
jchi vh had an overflowing congregation
a?nd quite a Yl umber oi
| visitors. Our pastor preached
|_.:f:*o::T the" "subject "The Unjbo'und
Word." I\Iiss Mamie
j Young and'jMr. Will Young have
jcoi. tooted themselves- with the
\chv eh.?Bethel?is?constant!}
g.-u .. ing-itt?mmebership,?and
McClellan has done more
\to v.?rrts hrimnmr members in
rhrrh than anyone that has
jbecii here as yet. We pray that
-Uicr will hold out-until the end.
|?Sunday afternoon, the Working
Benevolent Society turned
out at Bethel A; M. E. Church,
-The pastor of the church preach
eel the sermon. He used as. a
isu\ ct: '* me only thing needjTuTT
There were among 41k
tujt^ "T-tCWn: m embers present,
Mr. I'. J. Cortey and Prof. C. G.
- C ett. :?? .
S mday night it rained and
was a Jittle stormyjbuLnever:
thc^s"tftere~\Vfere a good"many
present to hear the word '"pi
|Go4. The .visitors at church or
,Sui:day were Miss N. E. Kenne.dy^cf
Mt Pisgah Presbvtpvian
; cnurch, Mrs. Lula Davis of Hud:_sp:i
bt., Greenville, S. G:-.-?and
Mi"*. Logan .of Mill Rock. Those
To connect themselves wiHi thp
,ch onXuwdaynight was,Mr,
Ma:: Oxner. . '
j O.i Friday night/ our . pastoi
hr. jly joined together Miss
,Ca ij L. Garrett and Mr. Huntev
Williams in Tnatfimpny. On
Thursday night the Willing Wor:
-lr~?iTPiTvp otvrTprfnn'H with n
pi.n?suppei at Lhu'.liome ol
: . Alice Young on Ilamptor
St. There- was a large?crowd
pr< nt. and plenty of chicken
-er.i".- Srery thing"good to eat. All
-01 Wo hoards are 100 per j^onf
rin -cvory respect; and are doing
Iex< lent work. .The Sunday
SW-'oT is growing larger every
S-utday and the Supt. Mr. W.
^A. White has his whole?se+d
;aruThind in the work. The Lea-gua
/ is ake- doingTniceIy\ ^ there
are/.ome very interesting to^ieft
being discussed every Sunday.
Ti'i' -^i-esidonir' .MUg?
'Dn.Ctt deserves much credit
~fo: 'he work that she is doing.
On i again' we wish to" extend
l a \ Jcome to all visitors that
fcon ^-to Bethel A. M-. E-.tdrardT;
a hearty welcome awaits you.
Chester Paragraphs.
Mrs, Iola Kelley, of SpartantHe
half-week in the
Icily with her daughter, -Miss
iAllIo Ma?e Ferguson, at the home
and Mrs. Madison Northy.
i Mi; Kelley camtPto be present
at i . o'closing of the Adult
f~ L> : olsT"in; which ;HTss Allie
mstructor~iTi 'Domestic
LSci ,ce.
i?r^--*r-aTtd'"i\fr?r. James Lowy,
of * ork, parents of Miss Elva J.
Lev vy attended- tl^ Night jSchogi
;ck;. . and moLo-yd home afteA
the exercises, accompanied
by i ss Elra, J., \yVxxVpent the
we> !;-ond. Miss Elva J. is an in sti
r. tor in tHe-Kight school. ?
The Night School exercises
,\ve- > Mid atTthe Calvary Bapl ist
' h on Friday night. Every
*ava ace was taken. The
i pro. .am wa?s interesting from
Ibegi. ning to,? end. Miss Beatrice
Arnold and Miss Will Lou
jGray, (white) Supervisors, Avere
pre; ont and made ? excellent
Mi33 Gray spufe al
length On "Dissatisfaction, the
jcause of Failure or Progress."
PerfyTt attendance buttons &nd
pri . woro reeeived by seveial.
The Night School teachers are:
^Fr-Hv.Sr-L, Finle^Hr.T J. At
. i ^
igui.i, Miss Annie M. Garrick,
Miss Elva J. Lowry, Miss Fanr\ie
" '? ... .1 "
fef'l'. <, ? - *
17-1 II- I- t I. ,11-. .iLLj-aahrs.
im-M-1- , ??'. y
TTO LEADER ~~
F B. Cassell' and Miss Allie Mae
z Ferguson. Every oiie_^seemecb
bjto. have enjoyed the program,
v Just before the close a mixed
: [double quartette from the High
School sang three Jubilee songs, j
i The Loomis .Street School
i was the scene of a most enjoy
nble banquet on Tuesday night,
jprior to the closing. Salad, fol lilawed
by cake and cream made
up the menu.?About-two hun:jdred
and fifty attended.
? Mr. Robert Nelson is enlarge
!ing his store on Loomis St.
; | Rev. G. \V. Long and nephews,'
s,JMr. Gustavus and Mr. Van Bu
; ren Ji.ong, 01 unerawr motored.
here arid -spent a few days with
i day.? - ?
Calhoun Faflsr^S.-C.)/
?News Letter. .=
(By J. B. SMITH)
[ No. 1.
, Editor, Palmetto Xead.er:
tj We have kept silent for fiye^
l | years, we were, admonished that:
. tsilence is golden; but we a-re go-'
? ing to break this golden silence J
faritl enter into a discussion of.I
, | our own charge and people. We
(are-serving OUg fifth year as pas[!
tor of the Calhoun Falls Circuit. |
L\ When JL came here I iound (2) j
r- two cHl"Yfrpg, viV
; mother church) and Mt Hebron^
[ j (the daughter). I found these,
. ehiirches officered by some of as
loval and" Ho" Afncnn iVMhp'odlsts
as can be found in the1
f Connection" At " Glovers^- we!
, found an enthusiastic congrega->i
i tion who gave vent to their spir-:
Uual feelings very readily. Mt.
: Hebron being a .daughter and
. the only-daughter of" Glovers^
. took of her mother's nature and
. could arid would display some of.
' 1^4
.} We found an interesting Sun- :
^pTv'SpTinn) at. both places.?At~
r Glover Supt. John Greene and
| his officers and teaichers were
L ? J |
.utgerlv studying and searching,'
l thir scriptures -which offered to
I. them eternal life. At Mf. He.
bron, Bros. W. T. Edmunds ant?
,;S. P. Reynolds were holding
. i forth with a masterly- grip. ?I;
I found them to be studious, when
.jit came td the S. S. lesfeon. They:
'were ever "n five?alefM "To" find j.
1 some new ~tFuths~~td~ offeF their'
jwith them and have tried to add .
J .
whatever' we could to improve
tV|pm in mothftfln, pri-impl nggtG
!and finance, until today, I can.
1 say no two schools in the dis-l
"-feriot-are-TrTrore "pr6fript'"to open J
and close at the_appointetlJtime4-than
these Xwo. The same is
i WnnK..trT>.?
?uj. vii services.
Our motto is: "On time,, evary-i
time, with a message/ every_
time." We had very interesting^
services fast Sunday at Glovers.
and the same atllt- ?Hebron, r
The Pastor preached- at 11:00
-okdeek and Pro. W. T. Edmunds
preached st night . from the1
words: "Come ye after pie and'
I will make you to become fish- i
erst of mmiZ??The discoimse" was"
onthusiastiaaHy^-ahd nMcticaU^/
delivered-"and enjoyed by the
hearers. ' ?-JOur
2nd Quarterly Conference
-convener in Glovers Church/
TMay lGtH and 17th. Please be'
read y?th a t jm earnC/you*-?McJMember.
See!"
I . ?? !
The patrons of the Colored
t School at Calhoun Falls pride
'themselves upon having one a-;
;mong fW prettiest school build1
iriifi! in _aniu.Au 1 1
-p-mfio -nrrziaa, L.UUUCy? jXtltl ;1U.S^~Tiere
It comes to me, by the;
i-Qhairman of ^ttie Local, School
.Board that the State Supt., and
his party in* reporting their'
j findings gives them first place |
j in the State for neatness and
well-kept?promises. Good for7
jthe Falls.
I..,.Among those who subscribed
for the "Leader" at Calhoun
Falls were: Rov ' .Tnhn '
TMr.' Creene T)avis, Mr. Daniel 1
| Bentlv^JVIesdames^ fiesa-WHeyrl
i Carrie Walker and Sallie M. Me|
Knight.
11 Miaa Addlo Ma* EdmundrfrSs
been on the sick' list for a fewr
clays, but is convalescent at this"
writing. . :
Mr. Charley Walker iq- much j
better and was seen oil tire
streets Saturday to the delight
of his friends. Glad to see you
out Brother Charley.
Watch our next -letter!
mm .
NEW LIGHT BF.tTI.AH- BAP"i;
_~TIST CliURCH.
? :?7"- ' . i
Sunday^ wa^ a great day '.at,
the aboye named church. Tlie
linnv liaxririB. nvv?Itrr>il Cr?v* C*,, n r3 n \r
Ui JLAJLUU- ii/l ?
School; all the teachers were
at their post of duty. _JTheles--_
KOTTWfi?rtauglit by the Supt. Bro.
Jas. Porter. It was a very line
lesson: Stephen the First Peacon
who was stoned to death for
TT>p~u-hT-dsi o?Cnb?Tho Pastorr"
Rev. J. B, TforW gage a
and helpful address p^rt-'"ninK
foMhis great lesson/
..The hour having arrived for
preaching, the Pastor ascended
the rostrum accompanied byj
Rgy^W. M. Pearson.
Myers and others. Rev. Barber
used as a .subject: "Help." Acts.
12:1-11 verses, from which he
preached a grand sermon, which
waa highly enjoyed by the en-"
tire, congregation. We could
feel the spiilt.moving throughThe
p.hnrphj g Sjj5tt5 51
expounded the truth, with a.
trumpet voice/ This day will be'
one of long remembrance with
the Beulah ^""g^ffation ami vi" :
iting friends. _ Wo - began?to {
think of lliut giand passage of ;
scripture that s^ys never a man
spake like this man. ?Wa thank ^
uoa ror tins great lender, one:
that stands .high in liie en lima-1
lion of his three churches and
congregation to whom he isren-J
dering excellent service. Weil
ie iJioud tjTITim^iTfTie is of us.
Aft^FTKerconciu--ion of the~gei?
mon, a collection wn* tnk?n to:
the amount of $21.00 for the
Pastor.
We are still praying for the
recovery of two of our sick sistvi
s, iiisters17 JSusima U'lpldins
and- Sister: -Ja ne^llo well -'l'tun
Pastor spent the rol't jrnocn at
the bedside of those two sick
sisters after- service; and load
and-prayed with thuni, giving
I hem v\uids~iyf~ encouragement.
' P. J. TAYLOR. '
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Saturday, May 2, 1925.
-JBennettsville Locals*
j, v . ^ ^
The mem hers of Macedonia
Baptist churchrhave just closed * ^
the celebration of the fifty-sev- _<
enth anniversary of Macedonian
church, Rev. P. _ JO,_MdodAna.
Pastor. This church and its
Pastor are among the nntatjmd
irrg churches in the Baptist denomination.
The,' church can
t i ?,?
boast1 of one~Df*the largest Sunday
Schools among Baptists: one
of the most progressive churches
in the country; one-ofJ^Teniost
loyal congregations known, ancL
one of, the most sclwlari^-pas-.
tors in the pulpit^ who is able
to give tirst-hanfl knowfodga n t
bout mflnv r>f t.Vm rilflti'PM nfr
in fhr> Ttihlp. ? ?
Dr. Mdodana uses as his motto:
"I am among you as he that
serves."
The program included many .
leanied divines and eloquent*
speakers and was- fittingly carried
out. ; -J One
of the most striking nnH ??
commendable features of this
* _?
refrgiuus campatghlwaa the har-- monious*,
Christian, brotherly
and friendly spirit of coopera
lion very evident from beginning
to end, both among the
while andjcolored friends.
?hr-A?^Wlberspnmi, Reporter, ~~~
The Municipal Market.
The house-wives of the city
when "seeking something for
yourbreakfaat, dinner or supper
will be surprised -if you step
into the New Market and see _
ihe full display of vegetables,
moats, eggs and anythjng"bhat
j-um ,i?rf.iiiiy s appetite may call
for. You-will also see there
three stalls occupied by some of
our- own people, they are -well
furnished and hav^ ?11
anything that the market?a#-?1 ?
tfiriic I'narU; t AH f A /lAmwysvl
iw* v4u, 1V.UUJ !Vi J WU IU wuiuc auu
purehase.. When outagain looking
for something to satisfy you
for any meal just step into the
Market and look over - these ~ '
Mamls. ftrr ynnr Tfcoifc^ You will?
b? pleased with what you i?et
land. afso~wTth the service renderecL
i STUDIO- ~ ? IIOTOCIIAI'HY,
ugtos in Jewelry. Kodak Finiih- [
ui- Night; ILun or Shintf. "" [
UAKANTEED. [;
columbia, s. c.
:&.OO-O:C>lcoc>&O.^^^
.TEN-WILLIAMS." . tl
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fCPX'SFD FMRM.MERS !
at toavest prices. '
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