The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 01, 1925, Page THREE, Image 3
Saturday, August 1, 1925.
UNION, S. CV-CORINTH BAPTIST
CHURCH,?
it Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Daniels
* rrfotored to Laurens, S. C., tak-"
ing with them our delegates, vizf
Misses Alberta Ruff and Blanche
Weddington to State S. S. and B.
Y. T5. U. ConvehtibiLcy^^-d
They are back home and loud
pie of Laurens. Sorry we missed
attending. The invitat ioh was
. a little too late.
' Now thaTall our State Conventions
are over, and presidents
have been elected for .the ensuing
year, we trust that all will
fall in line, and pull together. Let
none ride while others pull?-this
increases the weightr When all
k - pull or lift the load or burden beJ
- comes lighter. ? !
1* I We feel that whth-Wrc-ooperation
Mrs. Corrine Jones and Rev.
? J.* C. . White, our newly elected
presidents, are gorng-to put the
"program over" for God and humanity,
v ' _
Let us-hope, pray and pay for
a better day. :?
The Missionary Society of Corinth
Baptist Church was held on^
Tuesday at the home:of Mrs.jQar
rie Giles. The same officers were
. % - :?-J ~vr-, *' **?."
re-elected. Members responded
to-their names, reciting alphablei
?
Our- meeting* are held twice
?? -v'c&oh month.?First Sunday even,
ing and third Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Byrd is our faithful
president. She is pleasant and
unassuming and wins by smiling
,, her way through. J
C Our Junior Missionary Circle
?is at work sure enough?many
|fr were "surprised to~see the new;
,?lights in our church, that these:
young people have put there
since "the convention in Greenwood.
We are really proud of
? ail nf |->f>nplp connected with
Corintfpss-who help us as we
too young.
none too old to render service. I
T~ ~ We're glad to have our leach?ers
and assistant organist back
; home?Miss Ruth McKissick is
~the Tefficieht Secretary"?! our
Sunday School and Assistant Organist
of the clrarehx
While Mrs. Young, our organ
r^strwas away and the assistant, j
too, Miss,Alberta Ruff and your |
scribe furnished music for
church service. ,
The pupils of Senior Class are
" very glad to have their teacher,
Mrs. L. S. HuTnphries, with them
again.?? ' i
Tearhers meeting on Tuesday
1 .evening was well attended^?This
being a business meeting?tiie
b. is. lesion was not uiscusseu,
, W iiile many ux the memoers~ot
Senior Choir were away ine
Junior Choir assisted in making
His praise glorious.
k . Dr. A. W. i^rown and family
motored i'rom Kichmon, Va., to
? -Union, iS. CM-iind_are_saie__at_yio
- home ol Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Smith, the parents of Mrs.
Brown. We' are indeed glad to
all looking well. Gqme again.)
you are thrice welcome.
Dr. Brown is one of our most
able sons of S; C. v. It has been
our privilege to hear him preach
a number of times?we always
' prepared rfor his-workr w^rd sorry
to have to loan him to Virgin^
la,
Mrs. Leola Wui thy-fhe-president
of "Stirring Club," is in
Hendersonville; N. "C.
?. tit T o ~~
IVil O. O . Or V1LC jncoident
will have charge while Mrs.
Worthy is away.
The "Busy Bee" club of our
church seem to be taking a little
vacation.
Summer Schools and Conven??_
.iion^are allqver bow, No doubt
they will become ^busy."
Mr. Robert Young, Jr., the
treasurer of that circle tries to
, _ collect and is prompt in making:
/ , '
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payments on piano. He keeps I ?
his eye on thai hag of money.
We do not know whether our ?
church treasurer sings, during g
collection, orjkeeps watch of the 2
crowd marching to the table? 2
since he ia second-bass em-our -*:
^. hoir, we trust that he will not *
ittU.ui surging out at all Lime
He is true to his trust. "A very c
ful worker in the vineyard ol s
theXord." T T X'~
Since the readers oiyhe Leader
do not kpgivv us very'well, we're
going to introduce others from
time to time, so that you will at
least know us by our fruits.
Master Walter Brovvn is quite
a gentlemanly little fellow. He
recKod. with Class No. 1 (M.. A.?
Tobin, teacher) this morning.
Wo are in love with this young
gentleman from-jRichmondy Va, - ?
13... - t \n :.i -*?
xvuv. ui. uameis was just uuo-Tbling
over, with joy? when>vhe
read the message-telling that his
(daughter and two little boys were ~
on- their way to Union, S. tU_
They are to be With us for some
little time.?We welcome thorn?
to our city and homes. We understand
they are from Baltigffiro,
Mri.? 7Z
"BENNETTSVILLE NEWS
' Bonhottsvirie. ~"JuI_vW-Thn -farmers
in .Marlboro are greatly^ill. _
j.eed of rain and yet the crops are
looking very promising. The-peo^"~
pie are leaving every day for different
parts of the north, trust
they will make good. Mrs. Mary
Lomax, Mrs. Erie Cook and Miss
T'.ji.a. ....^ 4 U ? 1
x v.i iu x v||4'n?''' aic lxic iciicncis
from Bennettsville attending the
summer school in Laurinburg, N.
Rev. S. S'.- and Mrs. E. S. Young tii
| lood, Little Margenstern Young- ^
bloocl and Mrs. CarrieMcCaJLleft Y
ai
this A. M. for the beach in Char- v
leston, trust they will have a hap in
py stay.
The revival meeting held _ at
P. 'Peter-kin, pastor, was quite a be
success*. Miss Leafie McKay l<
who has just returned from New wl
lYuik Lily i.'nllt:d-tftA.nsee there' ==
porter and sisters Sunday' P. M,.
Call again. Miss E. G. Lomax is
out again after.a long period of
-sickness aiso- Miss " Dorothy ni
Reese is out again, these young % 1
1' 1'v nissing ever ao'miich 16
when they are not able to be oh
the job. Miss Viola Sanders' th
spent the week end in Clio with ^
Tinr iLiiflo iind r-nii^ir^ TS^ S?amL =
jG. S. Senders. The reporter keeps
very busy sine othe people of Ben -=
nettsville are delighted to read ?
the Palmetto Leader, and many ^
are still anxious to subscribe.
v? n
Prof. James McEaddie is mis- Lj
"sing very much frpm the city. ^
He was in for a short stay Sun- ^
day, lie lull Mdnciay^A. M. for|ai
Maxton, N. C; for his business
a>f f a i " :
Miss Maggie Lomax called for* CG
a-short slay Sunday PTM. ' She A
-reports quito a nice stay to the Ai
S. S. Convention last Thursday. tc
held atDvers-Hrti ^Ar. M. Zion 00
Church. " ?? \ ; : R
Dr. L. M. McCollum. Rev. S. *n
S. Youngblood and Mr. S. E, ^
Pouncey motored to Laurens, S. la
C. to attend the S. S. and B. Y. ^
P. U. Convention. They reported P*
quite, ersuccess. B<
Mr. and Mrs. Gartful Dixon arrived
home from Philadelphia to R
spend awhile with parents and 7jrelatives.
. '
Miss Emma- Dra'ke rettrrjiecbai
home from Charlotte, N. C.,
where she spent awhile with her ^
_ I ci
sister, she reported quite a plea- ?rant
stay. 11 ^
Mrs." Dora King-Reese was ^
somewhat sick last Wednesday, a
trust she will soon feel befter, as C<
she is planning to leave for "the cc
beach. ' _ ' . th
?Mr. N. Kr^KolTock was- ^
from Ala. to witness the funerar tc
of his sister Mrs. B. D Welch, he cc
returned last weelc," also Mr. Jbs. tt
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' THE PALMETTO
:-: STRAY L
A Department of <
By WILLIAM D.
* "(All contributions to this Depart
poetry," accompanied by stamped !
and sent to 1501V* Taylor St.. (Jolun
column. AUworthy manuscripts wi
name. Amateurs and poet-aspirants
tha* talent, if you have It.;
I'he Editor of this Department-*
siring poems on any ^subject for any
?mor iams, expressions?oh friendship,
kinds. ' "
ii TO DR. MATJLD
- - . '
By William D.
What is greatness? Hun
Thru sweat ynd tears ar
A name soon forgotten, alt
In golden hut era in the
?-I There's a-nanie that, lives,
Sought not for fame, bul
The name, of Christ! of he
. -He lives within the'hear
, So thou art great,, kindly i
_ For love and service are
How like art thou to the
How dear to human hea
In hearts of those to whoi
? Your nanie ln liying gral
* Bearing golden deeds; and
-* Could Fame a nobler -pis
= Helper to the'poor,?ih
-Teaeher-of teachers: may t
Be- full of -happiness, m<
? j Tu lhu hi heart* T>f those v
Is to be great. To leave
To show a soul with kindly
ls-to eniov life's truest ht
TO Tin: LOVERS OF r
i? DEAR FKTBNmr=?
In this fast age of autos, jazz, short ;
me craze, few take time to contemplate
nature, art, real music, literature, and
et the bedutiful is immortal because it if
i the earth circles- around the^arrtr and t
>rse around God, the hearts of men sha
measured speech and lyrical outburst
nit trf-t.hia-utza-crazed rush to destructi
e up to the lofty "seat of the humble lis
"ith all-my soul, I answer. ?- ???
Judge me not too harshly: give hie at
fore vnu decide wheattier I am a poe
?aves, Lyrical Heart Throbs, and Pearl;
[rile I live;
"If you have aught o
Hesfow it'ftow,?1
I take this opportunity of thanking my 1
ndly-and encouragingly enthusiast i(f m
The. ministers and business' merv pab
ade me a?welcome guest in their city a
tftd me to make Pittshuigh my future
turn tu my native city and state, and b;
jars of struggle are before me; but I faj
Can I count upon the lovers-of the beau
e ministers, editors, business men and w
>uth to see nie thru? Ministers can d<
make my-public appearances in their
If you appreciate"mywritings, let me k
flume Address; William D? Hot
, Kollock from Philadelphia, Pa. lli
The Sunday school and V.^C. tic
, Convention of the'Cheraw Dis se
let, fee "Dee conference of the "C7
. M. E. Zion church, convened ei
Dyers HifrAvMrErZ. church, te:
snhefttsville July 21,-25, 1925. "Sr
lie convention wan quite a sue- 1?
iSs. ~The Presiding Elder Dr., Ih
. Gr Cook and?the pastors of ne
te district, especially the pas- is
>r of the church in which the wt
nvention was held, the Rev. J.j
r Heath, spa reef no-pains in mak.Oe
g the convention aj success. The ou
rst (Tay\ July Zl, wadminister-1
1 institute day, the dean of the ed
stitute was Dr. A. E. Lomaxjre.;
tstor of the A. M. E. Z. church, vil
annolfetrillo or?/l fV? a w-w
UI1I1V vvv> V 1UV) UliU IliC lllOU Ut- AH I
ir of English was ^Drr R. ftr?
iddick; pastor of the A. M. E. __
church in Cheraw, S. C. Both _
' the instructors were educated
id preparedjnen of today. They
we helpful instruction. The &.
convention opened July 21. Mr. ev
R. Lomax, son of Dr. A. E. i.
omox was elected secretary of t)
le convention. Mr. Lomax is \i
brilliantstudent of Livingstone 'th
allege, Salisbury, N. C.' The'ar
invention closed Friday with'
le missionary program conduc-jla:
' i. i rt
?tal amount raisecT during "the 011
mvention, was -$327.90. We ^c
tank the good people of Dyerej^|
?f
LEADER -, T ^ .
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Current Poetry
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merit miMstrbc typewritten, "rettl $
and addressed return envelope, oj
ihift, S_C.,'to the .Editor of this &
11 be printed under your own
, this is your chance to develop
offers hia? services to anyone de- jD
occasion, such as^ephapii.s^ nie- ^
A A. EVEN'S 1
Robinson.
MEESouls have striven,
id blood, to win a name.? ~
hough. riveir_..-- ..
U~11
in r ama.
whoso lowly owner .
; simply strove to serve;?
>pe and lify, the Donor:
ts He taught to serve.
physician! ~ great
Physician!
rts, thy worthyname!
m you're a mother,
jtude_shall live,
to no other, ??
ice of honor give! r
d to the friendless^^-?^?
w miillaM ; -?other
of mothers',
: r
vhom you've' lifted,
i a cherished name., * ?.
love gifted, .
iighf of Famr!
L'Hfcj HfciA ?1
skirts, bobbed ha$r, booze, and goodthe
beautiful in life,?the lovliness
poetry,?the language of the gods.
I a part of (!od Himself; and as lorrg
he sun around its sun! and the TJni?
II sing, and respond to the beautiful
of human emotion.. Above the tu,on,
I hear^lhe voice of God, calling
irtl, the most unhonorcd of mortals.
least twenty years after l am dead
t or not. But if you enjoy Stray
s of The Human' Soul, Tel me know
f gratitilde to give,
many friends and admirers foi^-Uudr^
Ipport. V ^ .o . _.r.
Ushers and Editors of Pittsburgh,
nd-state. They enthusiastically in-htuHP-aiul
field nf oclivity. But I
ick to my beloved Benedict College.
je them dauntlessly, cheerfully,
itiful, the lovers of Stray Leaves,?
omen, and the society leaders of the
j me great service by allowing me.
ch urches, . - .
now " Whilc~I Live." ^
linson, .1511 1-- Taylor street, Col'
11 for caring (for the conven-?
>n as they did. The annual
rmon was preached by Rev. jJ.
Cox of Chei'aw, 3. C., the
ntion closed to meet in the next
s.sion July 192G at Chesterfield,
C., Rewr^&; B.^tcCleanrpastor.
,'ans A. M.'R Z church, Benttsvflle,
isr making good. lie t
likely* to be Bishop in 1928?
itch him. ??^
It is about time the wedding,
lis shtiMlM Kf.aTT~rTr-rtngT lookt
to hear from us.
Send all matter to be piilTTish
r> fATluul fa lUft T">
V V/ y /. VUUi^ ^?IIUtl C">,
porter, 33 Amelia St., Bennetts
le, S. C., not later than Monday
Drning- of each week.
(Miss) C. D. S., Reporter.
LAURENS NEWS
Laurens. July 26. 1925?BelhA.
Mr E. Church is alive and
erything is going forward.
The "Boosters Club" met last
itirsday at the hunie of Mis.
ary Mills on W. Hampton St.,
e meeting was a successful one
id was. enjoyed by all.
The "Sunshine- Club" met on
3t Friday, afternoon at thfc
img-a?--Mra. Losnio Brocknnm
f Dowm &t^ The meeting was
ry good, among the best.
All of the clubs and auxiliarie*the
church are dQing^bTendTJ
? , . \ .J.. l,~'r >l
r_ _
i. work. \'i
Miss Pauline and Thcopia Fin- ?
; ley left this city Sunday morning
for Asheville, N. C., and also Miss ^
M?i gurell iMakru spIendiU mem- <1
her and-a good worker of the P
'Sunshine Club" lel'L SUnUay forT
ilendersonvill/e, X. C., where she ^
is expected to spend the summer. 9
Mrs -Etta Gaq-limrton another h
'Odd worker and-also.an. excellent '
lncmber-Af the "Boosters Club" v
-is peeled to kra^o Saturday for t
1 ,yijcli'ourg, .Vlir, and also Mrs. ^
Amanda ByrdTs leaving for At- 3(
lantic City, -X. J.^on a _visit a- ^
mona rclu'tives*and friends.
.^Jhe president of the "Sunshine
Club" Mrs. E. S. Xelson is spen- f]
fling a while in Atlanta, Ga. jj
,, ? ? r - ? 1' ^
-Sunday morning July?iHh?ar"tr
great sermon wa>r. delivered "at fj
Bi.rhol hvUVi-.'.- -
? |'nr U'l , U.MIIg as a
- object "Till' "ttev-paling-?Dark ?
was preached a-l. Springfield 2nd" .
Baptist C'Jiurch Sunday afternoon
by Rev. J. C. McClellan. He
used for a subject "Christian Biology^"
Sunday- niirht the last
, ermon of I lie eveTiiiig was "do
IIvered- to lisT This sermon *was ~
among the best preached in the .
Bethel. A. M._ K. Church. -His ^
subject \was " ine Ketard.ed Triumph."
It seemed -a>sr~if"l'h'e.""old
liine roligioiy-^a^ in-every aisle.
I am sure i hat every one ought
to feel proud of our dear beloved ]
-pastor, as; he scenic tot-seatter' ^
sunshine, every where he goes.
? I ?
A great-t-antata was presenter'"
ed at Bethel by the Sunday jrSchool,
"The Awakening" (title}, Monday
night. . . j
Mr. and Mrs. MUchei Fletcher
V ?. W ^ ' i " ' i"
have returned honv " Abo Air "
.lotrnriiJ* T #?? Coi,../.., --
vauiiUil, il \ UUIl?f i
man of llii> I'i-iyV is back againT
Sunriay night Rev. John D.
T.oyd was HT'duF rnTdst. -We are
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