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; William Neilson, (
:~ Win tEree Junior I
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of the tv/Ui :|t y (it in ti;
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e'.v iy.t. .. .a-J V;;.re ato Ail:
NVIN.-t t'-:ni!f4 ' with- ?ws 51
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after y-'.w-.\ Jaitits Strop
also of Hiu.iipi,,r.. iu the hoy
'doullvs ? ! the lo 'v. ];? a ..e arou
Miss M .-K . ?'?< a:t?-r v.*t;:r.insr tl
V* Rills* sit jiies. tciiwei! with Dever
J at- kso'i, iJaiti i:'?ro. Mil... to wi
the puds' ?. .uhles : -i the 15-1
1 year o.
Follow ihsr the c ? play i
whudt 7 j youths ?ro;n over the n;
tion j artii ipateth oh;;tv.jiic?y^_J
twelve divisions \vtro vue.-ented
total of 8-1 trophies r. .rtatefi for tii
third year i y The Coea-t <d
Oosnpa"v. Atlani-r. tsu..; nor.si
?f the e>c: t.
Durham iusuvuv<-.u;ivo \>
I.. Coke; ehairrtan <>i the AT.
Junior I torelm-mont I'r. trranv, r<
ceived the- tronhios frrn: The Mos
H. Kemirix Or?rhnizatiAn. Was'r
ington.' L>. (".. public relations firn
Otis N". Thompson. Jr., of t h
Kendrix O: ganization, was pit
Bent in behalf of Coca-Cola.
, Dr. It. Walter '""A hirlwind
^r" Johnson, Lynchburg. \'a.. ger
cral chairman of the Junior' Dt
velopment Program, was also pre
Bent with a group of contestant
who had participated .n anothe
j tournament in the mid-west.
Winners and ruhners-up in th
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Property Sold
phon:
T. J. SULL
Hep.l Est?
not* ?n
Let Me Handle Your Proper;;
1206 OAK ST.
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I "One of the State's
HOMES S7500
S Stone or Brick
8 Panneled Fami'v ^on^s
8 Knotty P^'ne C'*h:nets
4 , ' g Creamici Tile Baths
fc v ; ' g Two or 3 Be^ror^j./
1 <?, - '8 Disappear'np Sta'"*-s^
ljJL 'U 8 Carports ? Porches
IP I F.H.A. and
jjs jf ig Out Farrow Road r^st <
J on State Highway 555- \*
r ; ri if yolk ljtkijit is 0<
| ; ; down a;
I r ,* For Information:
? 3 Mr- Jrmes T.
3 Lurie Foster
K ff A . . A
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ivven McEvans
tennis Crowns
?.* < : .< v.*-- .<?! . isions r.< fellows:
t* I- r.a.ists. lo-l>: iIlium Noil
>- H<nu|i!fn. Ya . tlcrVau-cl Alv
: A: jfttUa. r.n.
- <)' .y?' Singles. ,Vrrhur
: ' Ila wo. Wiln.i jtmi.
SiuffU-*. ur..1. !* .'utiitli ..
v ; Hakins. Tox..
t v.;:.t II: h'iVI], I raw]; it,. >-'
Girls' Doubles, .11-1-5:' Joyce,
s. Henry an?l Marvalir.o Faggott.
i'- Tex, defeated Itudell
<> BeJI ar.-i Ethel Ileib, No!folk. Ya.
Girl.;* Doubles 15-bS: Beverly
e- Js; . .son, Baltimore. and Gwen Me
es V" nns, Detroit, beat Mary Anne
it, il' i.vy. Hawkins, Tex., and Carmen
s' A.edei. Atlanta, 0-1, (5-2.
Dors' Doubles, Ti-lo; Michaeli
{*
Holt and George Logan. Durham.
' "neat J.immie Ford and 'Wanna
, Dooms. 'Durham,.{'-7, 0>-'L
L O'
Leys' Doul lcs. under 13: I.inn
-vor.' a,irj J. in wood Hawi
es, "Wilmington, beat Lewis Glass
n. .si. > <!i;ey Gla-ss. New -York. 0-2: a
'--0.
io Roys' Doubles 15-18: William
a Xeilson and James Strout, Hamp>v
ton. ' at Albert Brooks and Williatv
Anderson, Atlanta. 6-3.'fi-4.
M'xed- Doubles 15-18: William
\ v.-.;"-,.- -w.ir,a*. .
?- fop.ted loo Williams and Mary
^s A'T" Horry, 6-1. 6-3.
1- Boys' Singles under 13: I.inwood
i. Howes. Wilmington, '"defeated
e James Henderson, Durham, 6-4,
i- 6-4.
i" T.he motor vehicle has become
l- the i rincipal passenger carrier in
?- the U. S., accounting for six out
'- of every seven passenger-miles of
s trav'el outside of cities and for
r three out -of every four passen- j
gers transported within .urban
e areas.
A |-r- i n i? n<l
Rents Collected ?
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Finest Sub-Divisions" ?
AND UPWARD f
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r.A Afreets ?<
Water oj
n< v Pits Service
Shopningr Tenter Nearby
Near School sj
Fire Promotion - j
Residential ? Restrictions &?!
VA Approved
"roenview toward State Park xj
V\ for signs on left side of
hwhwav. p;
OOp Vou CANl^ATf $100.00 ?'
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
Thompson Street V
Ttaptist Church
r IT
SPARTAXTUKG. S. (*.
. Iinsi
I>ev. 15. I. .scars. Minister amj
The Second Sunday Sorvieo
ftuttul the Senior eliotr fiirnishinut
in.i: ic. The pastor preached from tUl*
'.he 4th chapter of .Vet--, 22nd Vs.! ;,F
"The Miracle of Ilealinjf.The P'"
Inv itation ...was-~?4Ven. ?one?earner
fol 'Viil <! f.O' vis'i.nl'.,!; \trJ Fv^ Pay
ma Jean Prunimotid. Mrs. Gilliam ^u'
I resented .the visitors, anionsi
them .\b>; I'l'v;!;;', I..vies, who has
leer. >:< !< en! livi'mr in New York: - ?
...... ir.i
1 ;,?> ?!)n .:>hd (laughter in lav;, Mi".
and );! >. '"he-icr ! yb's l'vom Boaci<.n,
X. Y..; Mrs. SusieMi-Temp-1*;^
sey and daug'iien The daughter- * '
in-law of .Mr. an.l Mrs. Tom M. '
, . . C .-in
McJemoi-ev and many other visi
' As!
5ors; . . ?:cho
At fiaicral services were lee
lir-l.; for Mr. James Elliott White _
of Cleveland. Ohio, who was killed ^
Friday by a. fall. Ha
' i
T I\ M. the c'ntireh went to Boil-Van*
ing Spring at. the . Reidville Bap-'A.
tist Church to assist in the open-. Scl
ing of heir revival meeing. Rev. jam
B. T. Sears is also the pastor. Jtrn
Eulogistic Services of Mr. James; ?
Elliott White at Thompson Street
Baptist Church. [ *'*
"" Processional; Hymn, "Come Ye; (
Disconsolate:" Scripture, Rev. W. I
L. Wilson; Prayer, Rev. J. LeonjjU{
I'ridgens; Remarks, Dea. Coleman q,.,
Thackor; Obituary, Mrs. Maryi'jeCiilBani;
,Solo. Mrs. Ruth Nesbitt; pa
Eulogy, Rev. B. T. Sears; Reces- ye,
sional. !
Pall-Bearers: Mr. John Fester," ?
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Mr. Harrison Fester, Mr. Robert the
Wideman, Mr. W. M. Dogan, Mr. j j
Lonnic Holloway, Mr. James Mad
' : "J
ison. ? : at
Flower Bearers: Mrs. Maggie He
Fester, Mrs. Willie Mae Smith, Qo<
Mrs. Helen Black, Mrs. Lorena J per
McClain, Mrs. Maggie Smith, Mrs. chu
Ruth Smith. Tes
Children Bearer: Brenda- Bowar B.
Rosa... Ix_e e Anderson, Dorothy jze<
Smith, Sandra Cheatham. the
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1 Tin m mm i mar in i
1 JLUJL 1
Sumti
Opens Its Fal
Enter Mc
1
NEW STUDENTS
FORMER STUDE
Christian Envi
COURSES LEADING
o
The Bachelor of Arts
The Bachelor olI S
The Bachelor of '
Degrees, witl
Biology
Elementary Education
History
Natural Sciences
Social Studies
t*
J
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disto District Con
'lie Edisto District, South Carot
Conference Sunday School,
Christian Endeavor League
ivention met*with St.' I.uke A.
E. Church of the Mt. Harr Cir,
July 31 and Aujrust I.
It. Rev. I. H. Bonner, Presiding !
hojv. Rev. R. I. Lemon, l'rcsid_
Eider; Rev.?F.?D,. Ilureess,
10''; Air, .lames Grant. District
>erintoiulent of Sunday Schools;.]
ime sonc: '"Rescue the I'erish.
1Vyt)t ionals. Revs. Uti hert
ket.LL -E*..Hamilton and Evkie!
lines; Organization Miss l!n-oe
Scott. Secretary ar.d Miss
Hie Jenkins, .Assistant Secrey
and Mr*. Harold V.fieht and
olyn Davis Ushers and Miss
rma Johnson, Miss ' C atherine
ip, pianist, Mrs. R. R. I. .Lemon
ristor. Miss Bertha Mae CharReporter.
lie Keynote Addresses on JuveDelinquency
by Mr. Aaron
rvey. "The Home, Public School
I Juvenile Delinquency," Rev. J.
Sabb, Jr. ^ Model Sunday
100I was conducted by the Supt.
I all of the .pastors of the Dis t
were teachers.
)
Phe IV LeSson of the Greater
Icon: Combating Pnjranisf." The
erihfrs from the classes were
id, Rev. F. B. Clarke's class re
ting the argest offering;. Intro Lion
of Visitors?-Drs. B. H.
ay, Charleston District: J; B.
inings Beaufort District. L. L.
liner," Mt. Pleasant District;
vs. J. T. Hammett, W. T. Mur ;
Josh Gadsden.
?t. Julian Hey ward, N. A. Bea.
Noonday message was brought
the Rev. J. A. Jenkins, pastor
Trinity and Mt. Nebo. Text:
brews: 11:1?Subject "Faith in
at the Conclusion of the
mon.. The Lord's Praver was
ntecl. The Bible drill on the Old
>tament was.directed by Rev. F.
Clarke. AH delegates familiar:1
themselves with the order of
Books.
^he New Testament drill led bv
is Col
er, South Carolina
II Session On Sent
rris College to Lc
depart to Serve
I ENTER ON SEPTI
NTS ENTER ON SE1
ronment, Competent
TO:
r
The Ba<
cience in Elementary
Theology The Ba<
i majors in the Arts
Chemistry
r
r~tb<-v*-+'
Ixligicus E<
?
iaturdav. A!'P"sf 17i iqg-7
ference Held
Rev. Joseph Myers. '"The Beginners,
their characteristics a n d
best methods of teaching them,"
Mrs. R, A. Leonard; "Primary?
and host Method." Mr=. Ross I..
.Kdwards. Also Mis? Rosetta Richardson
and Mrs. Elizalieth MeCray
took part. A period in Recreation
by Miss Patricia Lemon?
-and others; ? ?
At night, the Rev. .John Baldwin
brought the me<-age. text St.
ALvtt, ?Subject; "The . Followers-nof
Jesus." At the close of the
srmon. the Lord'? Prayer was
chanted. The pastor 8"i his Local
Talent made us welcome.
} A drill?-"History and organisation
of the AME Church," Rev.
R. A. Leonard: "Recruiting Youth
for the. Kingdom," Rby. F. O. Burgess,
Dr. 15 -1 ('.lover, ,beir.g ill of
several months, v o certainly missel
his present at. tire Convention.
Ho was not forgotten, for the P.
K. ministers and delegate- made
tin a small donation and sent it to
hm as. a get-well token. ''Is The
Sunday School drifting hack or
standing still." Miss Florence Gilliavd
held that the Sunday School
are growing.
1 . Closing sermon, Rev. Br.own.
1 JVIBertha. Mae. Clarke, Rpt.
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ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. B. Bailey. Pastor
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I LEXINGTON' ?Sunday School
began promptly at l(i;(iO with the
Sunt, and teachers at their posts.
Prayer service for the morning
was held with Deacon Arthur Mc
Cloud in charge. Ushers for the
: morning were Richard Thompson,
Mr. Alonzo Keisler. and Mr. Harry ?
Key. A report from delegates to
the Sunday School Convention was
made by Miss Sarah Richardson,
and Mr. Robert Davis.
Members on the sick list are:
jMrs. Amanda Bickley. "Mrs. Mar-'
tha Rawl. Miss Effie Mae Richard-^
>r? /"
rsun, *>ii. ucui^c n aaiuu^vv/ii iunnn,
Mrs. Willie Ann Hall and Mrs.
Blondell,. Green.
Robert Dvi?. Rer^nter
liege
tember 12,1957 ?
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3MBER 12
PTEMBER 16
Faculty
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r?V*nT. \?? /\ F C!? A
LnciUt U1 OUICIICC I.
y- Education
cheW of Divinity I
as listed below:
iucation I