The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 10, 1925, Page THREE, Image 3
Saturday, October 10, jgZV
UNION NEWS.
(By M. A. T.)
Thg nntiimn wflaAn haa-PQ]
once more and while it is a 1
tie peculiar, that leaves, i
?but slowly turning golden bro
we realize ?a<nd are very thai
_ful_that summer _is__o'er._ 1
hottest one we know anythi
of. We have wished and ma
obeyed when the proclamati
was issued that we pray for ri
well, the rain came and all se
? > ed thankful for- such xefreshi
^ showers. We were much si
prised to hear eemplaints fr<
?rr some of-our farmers, becai
the rain came before cotton v
gathered. Poor man is indt
a dissatisfied being. ?
The meeting-held at Bet
A.M. E. church^was- theLmi
^?sueeessful -one^had in many
< ye&r. Rev, Dr. Gamble is v
^??^teftaf*bwith the cooperation a
suport'bf all the people.
The sermons were all Gos
^messages, welldirectedr
-Rev. Dr. Wilburn of Sparb
burg, S. C., conducted the me
St. Paul Baptist chur
The sermons were well prep
ed~and delivered in such a v.
that "the wayfaring-rtian t
: a fool, could not err.'" If tl
... rwas jjioT preaching there >
hardly be any. These meetir
were well attended by all i
people. Dr. Sims, the paator
St. Paul, like Dr. Gamble, fe
grateful for the cooperation
yen. * ~ :
Corinth- Baptist-church
gins revival meeting Mond
Oct. 5th. Rev. Dr. Hill, of .
ken, will be with Pastor Danii
A hearty invitation is extern
to all?Come and be at ho
with us in our meeting?is 1
invitation extended by pas
and members.
* Sunday, Sept. 27th was
great day at Corinth?the s
mons morning and eveni
vvprp fnvrofn 1 and inflnirfhrr
? ? ^ ...0.
Sunday morning?Matt. 2\
mil imrao- part c
phasized?"For one is y<
Master, even Christ, and all
Are brethren." Sunday nlgl
our half filled cups were full t
running over, when ReV. D
??our pastor read Acts
Chapt. 8th verse?"But ye-?l
' ^ Ghost is come upon you,and
shall be witnesses unto mer
both /Jerusalem arid in?Jut
and in Samaria, and unto \
iTftnvrnnol noi-f a r\f fV?o oQ-vf
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This sermon brought forth r
ny witnessesr?some, in ane-vs
?~and some in another, Btit
were witnessing for our L<
and Master and felt that 1
Holy Spirit was present.
that we Khali not easily forge
Woman's Day was obser\
i\ Tow Sundays npro hy tho. V
man's Missionary Society
Zion A. M. E. Church. - A u
prepared program was arrang
for the evening. Mrst Ja
Douglass is the honored pre
dentr'of this Society.
Thorn. wprp so many visit
^coming and going all summ
we failed to piake mention
t$em all?for which we 1:
t pardon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrm Walla
Messrs. Alfred Simpkins. Eli
Wilson, motored from- Washh
ton, D. C., to Union, S. C.,v
lting home and relatives.
Mr. Wm. Wal^ce is the~~s
of ^the late Rev. John Walk
who was called the "Bapt
war-horse." Mr. Wallace
one of "Uncle Sam's" big be
a soldier of nc*" mean abili
^IVIrs. Wallace (Miss Wilhelrni
Wilson) taught here at McB(
for several years, prior to 1
marriage, and is sister to M
S. L. Humphries. While t
Washingtonians were here, tf
were entertained by Prof, a
Mrs. A. A. Sims, Mr. and M
Humphries, Mrs. Wallace Sin
kins and Cornwell.
Mrs. Janie Lipscomb, was
so among the^visitors at hor
Also Mrs. Dr. King, "of Nui
^ i *Miii?i7f>Jiifiii*M'riM*":' V "1>ITT~ it Tjf ?
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Carolina. ^ ^ < ;
^ Miss McDuffie of Laurinburti
N. C., spent several Weeks a
hip , tho homa of Dr. and Mrs. Mc
lit- Gill, who spared no" pains i
*re making it pleasant for her. Di
wn was kind enough to drive b;
and have us meet Miss McDui
'he fie.
n8 Mrs. Lucile Smith Hiblei
ny one of McBethrs -old teachers
ion and her sister, MisS Josephin
Smith, are now at the home o
em their parents, Mr. and Mr*
^ Ghas. Smith.
Lir- - The paper by Mrs. Hibler, sc
ttmio by Miss Smith-and trio b
iae-j Messrs_Morgaii,_ Thompsor^an
Garner, recitation by Mrs. Mer
je(i ter were all much enjoyed o
- ! Sunttay night at Corinth Baptis
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nei church, when the Missionary Sc
o^yciety had regular monthly pre
a gram. It was pronounced ver
rell good.
infi j Mr. Baxter McLendon (Cy
j clone Mack) is^stnt on Ihe fw
Pel Lipg line in our city preaching t
an~ nght, when he^preached to co]
e^";ored, he was much pleased wit
ch- musical selections by the quar
ar-;tet from Zion and Corinth. Th
; golo by Mrs. Mcjenkins delighl
hPjed the audience and Mr. Mc
.Lendon paid her a glowing corr
v*h | pljment?saying that her sing
ing was the best he" had eve
the | heard. ' .
?f Sunday morning, Oct. 4thy th
! i^3 j Rev. Mr,31eLendon preached s
81" j Corinth Baptist church. ;
r*??nof oflvm/vrt fTZS f n fr
V^Ot 0C1 1UU11 UV/iJY V/A VM tw u
^e" appreciative audience. The d<
ay? scrfptive adjectives used b
A*" the evangelist "fits'' and yet ai
amusing "to the listener. Hi
led recital of the flood and destruc
me tion of Sodom and Gomorra
so clearrwe imagined the
tor: we saw what he so earnestl
'described, everyone was at "ai
a trnition" just then.
retj We are hoping and prayin
n??;that with all of the sermons b
? our?colored ministers and thi
5rdLevangelist tha-t much good b
-m" | done, and a better day daw;
3ur^foF*58T^r^ and elsewhere. A1
ye|,ter ail, we do not as a race,,, as
| for very much^-";justa plac
P^ to stand.".
an-j My visit to Switzer, S. C? fl
i8Lihe church, once pastored by th
mil tye Rev. G. i-I.^iern^on, WUaoly
vky pleasant?one;?The set
ye vices were well attended an
in' people more orderly than I hav
*ea seen in some time?white an
:he' colored wejre inside the churc
h. |nnd upon the ground?no po
j licemen arounjl, yet perfect 01
kler nvas kept, -i- ?Rev.
Tobin-preached atnd bap
)rd tized about thirty persons. Mi
:^e, Seymour Carroll, Sec'y-* of Hu
marie Society;- was present, ii
xth pthe afternoon^^and delivered
t. j yprv instructive address?Hi)
'eu mane Education. Mr. OarroJ
w deed his "Father^ Son.
ofjThe address was very interest
billing and white and colored en
fed [joyed it and responded with ai
oioj offering. ??
5S1-; The good people rat Switze
'' I were glad to have us with then
ant-and gave, many invitations t<
er? call again. They did not alljov
of me to come way empty handed
>eg I am still thankmg^them for th
f\ic things they' gave and con
ce? /tinue to send from time to time
b^jrrhese people speak of Rev. Mr
fa- Herndon with tenderness am
is- kept him as their pastor for 2!
It years. It. was to this peopt
?on ,he started, and fell before leav
ice, ing Union. He was really try
ist.ing to go where Jesus wantei
is him to go. .' _
>ys | Union Baptist S. S. Conven
ty.;tion waa held at Corinth. Prof
inn Dm KH.i?represented -Dendic
Jth | College. Mr. Wright represent
ier ed Morris College. Sunday
rs. j school lesson was reviewed b;
he Prof. Duckett. This was in
iey i structive aircPrnteresting and a]
nd were pleased to have the privi
rs. (lege of listening to Prof. Duck
ip- ett's instructions.
The Literary program on Sa
al- .turday night by the young peo
ne. pie was very good, there wer
th some who deserved special men
THE PALMBTT.
~ IN MEMORY OF DANIEL C.
DENDY.
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One year ago today,
- hush:nu.l went arfgamqc:
n To rest-beyoml the stormy, tide, "
f. Where Heaven's gates arc opened
y L wide.
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Out of trials, toils and distress,
? ^rHe sleeps upon the Saviour's breast
e ' We miss you now and ever will,
if Because we dearly love you still,
5 Though you may- be gone never to'
- return.? _
We will meet you at our'srTttrrg sun.
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y j Though Ore cross may scorn rugged
d [Through the path I have to. tread,
[7"! But->i promised-I--vrtmW -you,
By the right hand of my (iod.
" 1 CARRIF. II. DKNDY, Wife,
. Beatrice Dendy;;-Cornelius lk'ndy,
)- ' Daughters.
tAN IMPORTANT OMISSION.
p"^ ?:? iy I * ' . . 7?
Special to Tlie Reader:
!_ 1 1 In n"v foehie attemnL to~wnt"e"
0!]up the K. of P. Grand Lodge
y ! meeting in Newberry, sometime
[_ I ago, we failed to mention the
u , office of the Grand Lecturer and
._ | that ollicef.?Tl|is was purely air
e oversight of which we regret inl
deed. The office of Grand Lecg.
'.turer in out opihiorr is - of-vast
. importance. And there, is* not
f_/la better prepared Grand LecturIr
er in- all our jurisdictions than
jDr. ???o. K. Adams, Grand Lec^
e'-Iturer'of (the jurisdiction of S. 0.
| and his.re-eleetion/TaFNewberry
^ jwiis 1hfr lie.si ev iilcncc of thatP
?itprr
4 ' ; fi. Philip Ellis, '
y S JNewDerry, S. C.r?~?g
:S3^-FKTER A. M, E. CHURCH i
f * By Simon Davis. j
h | Abbeville, S. C.?We had some
^ Visitors from Anderson: Mr.
y Ernest Tolbert and family; also j
^ jr Mrs. Florence Glink&cales and j
Miss-Rosa Corner. They came ^
8 down tu the old home to< see
y their friends,
A4 Sunday school was well attend *
e edr with Bro. E. J. Finley, Supt.
He has served as Supt. and choir ;
^;leader for St. Potor for thirty
e 1 Re\-. EL_JA -4
preached a wonderful sermon.
^~ile preached from' II Cor., -lstl
e chapter, 10th verse. After
?****?offered' '"by
Bi o. iN. C. Connor.?Colloe?
d. * *
<tion was taken amounting to d[$1416
h In the afternoon, we went to I
. | St. James AT~M. E. church, Ah- (
beville to t lie funeral of ME CaT 1
Ihoun Butler. The Rev. Albert r
r'ipreached from the 26th chapter t
n of St. Matthew'and the 11th s
a verse. Bro. Butler was a mem- "
i-lber of the-G. U. 0. Q. K, ?No. ~~
H '29037 of Abbeville. S.. C. He
99 * .a
_ ^loavo- a_daughter nnd a .broliier ^
' \ and a host of friends to mourn pT
^ 1 % ^
rt|hi8 lOStf. ? ?? : ?
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He was buried in Lakeview
r cemetery.
n .
0 ! tion, but we have failed in get- "
v ting their names.! Mrs. Hum- ?
ffj^jHrles~ ancf Miss "Ruth McKis- |
e i sick?arranged the program- jc
"! which was so richly enjoyed. ?
We hope all ef our delinquents S
rf^wrlt rush their money in before 6
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ti cutting off timer Wr are *tilb-g
e! trying to collect and get new o
"subscribers. J?
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All Ca Is Promptly A
Night.?Motor equipi
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I L_ Our Motto-"
rO -LEADER '
LOOKING BACKWARD
SKPTEMBER?THE. YEAR '21
By ltobt. 1*. Edwards
(By The Aeiociated Negro l5re??.)
Newark, N. J.?Mamie Petal
Rice, aged 6 months, has won
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the 1st, prize in the Newark
Baby Show.
Hartford, Conn.^John S.
Taylor is the first ol his Race to
be sent to a Republican State
Convention from this city.
- Philadelphia, Pa.?Evangelist
Lena Mason wasJfound dead in
her home.
Brewer was shot and killed today-when
he- was-mislakon Tor agroundhog
by his hunting companion.
New York, N. Y.?Only two i
persons attended the 89th, momorial
service TrckLat General
Grant's tomb. ? i
South Bend, Ind?A restrain-.
i.ng order to prevent the build- i
ing of the 830,00 A.' M. E. Zion
Church in a white neighborhood ;
was dissolved. The work will
proceed. T
- PhiladeTpirTaV Pa.?Ras Taf- '
fari of Abyssinia is returning t
home with 80 tons of baggage. <
FRIENDSHIP CHURCH HAS !
GREAT REVLVAL-^i? At' ~
Aiken, S. T\?The Pastor,
nv layibhing, overJlaving closed
irte 0f"i111* 'most siiice.v.t"ni meetings
held in Aiken among color-,
vl-people for mnnv years.
We had thirty-live,candidates ;
tor baptism. and among.the to?Lai
number of sixty-Seven ae.essions;
there were forty-two
- r
;rown 'persons,
Great crowds streamed into
.he church for twelve nights to ?
lear Revs. A. W. Vincent and i*
V- P-J^viiders, ofAmfusta. Ga.. t
,vho pre Ached with telling re- a
stilts each night.
Friendship church'was never
n a more hopeful condition' for *|
tpirflllJil Mipviim 'ltnl ^K-oprflnfp
f its history than it ih~loday;^~|j
""The Lord has done great ?j
hings for iu, whereof A\'e are ^
:W." \ r
A. W. HILL. "
WANTED?An experienced
blacksmith and Wheelwright? ij
)ne"vvho can deliver the go oils. >
jteadv-emTrhrrrmrti t?to-t-lirr-rHfht
nan. If you are not Ar-i, yon
teed not apply. AVrite, stating
alary" oxpuetuil, in .first letter,
o. Robt. L. Simons, 1321 As- {
embly St., Columbia, S. C. j
SALE. ?i
I wish to dispose of the following J
rtieles at Private Sale for cash at_-*j;
11 Hamilton Street; Onf-^AMano:
wo Cabinet Organs; One lied koom j
uit; One Parlor Suit, and several, y
ther articles ol value. ?^
Apply to
1129 Washington St. -}
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I -To Mew Customers, we 0
i aay try our ' O-EGGS
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\ and Rave the pleasure of o
growing some ? 0
REAL BUFFS ?, |
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M. SIMFK1NS, ==f=i
( Newberry, S. C.
i o or> r? o<?>o ooo o c>o<*> ?:> o <: S
NE " " Night 531 3 3
)irectors " | I
Embalmers ? i
attended to Day or | \
nent. | !
Newberry, S. C. 3
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STATE COLLEGE NOTES. M
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'The initial feature of our an c
imal -series of entertainments
of rhe seasoli Will l^a grantFy
piano, organ ?nd vocal recital c!
by Mr. William S. fc&wrence and. ii
Mr. Lawrence ;Brown', both of S
Boston, Mass. Mr. Lawrence 'f
was foritKHly- an."active member n
of the faculty ;>s. fli?""d or'"f 1b"?7
Music Department. He was
granted a leave of absence a- '
bout two years ago1 for study in
Europe. Since then he has ul
continued his work both here st
lUHl abrpitlL giving over t he vvinl t|.
Hayes as?accompanist.?He es _-l
turns to the eollege^ this fall in ~
greeted by host of admirers <(i
frcrm all-over the slate. Mr. t.;
hawrenee Brown,?'a. composr v;
unci bar.itnmv<iif' wide popularity.
will s 11 arc;?a part, of the piLOgram.
This tivc.nl. is regarded !l'
as the crowning i'ea-tnre of <t he v>
whool year. although it comes v.
first on the - program, Other t!
notables will appear. ~ . -r\
Xhe foot ball season will be
ishered in October- 10th. when
iur Varsity will mcci ih?. iu. jT
nousMorehouse. team -at At- ~
aula. Following this game ]
Uhers will be played at home '
ami -abroad- - each- week.^-A. strong
schedule has beer. ar--.
anged for one" of . the best ""
quadV ever put iir Training to A
'epresenI State. 1(
?>lbtfci,-vv^rk--starte(l off wifii ~?
. rush from the first. All class \
s~H!e up to their regular qnrrta.
Xinoty tper exyit of. the old stu- ;
17...i o 1777777 1 ?1 ?
v..iitivv.- ivuiuicvi aim more
hantwo hundred new ones enolled.
Prospects for a -very
ucc.essful session ai'ii encourag-"
in jr. ' A representative of the
state Boats I of Health visited
he c*4U^e during'the tirst week
md rated its sanitary, condi\
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ion very high among OTose of
ther slate institutions of highi"
learning.
Ani';iie _the^ ih'\v ideas of the
ear i.-^ an arrangement of exhanov-of"tCTTChers
and students
1 special lines ot. work between;.
tate. a-nd ( laflin Uftiversity.
IVse two institutions are" run in5-'
hand in hand j.n many re- ?~
poets. o? equal planes under
m'liat relat ions and terms beveen
administrative heads, fac_
liy and -Indents. They' conttute-;.
model eomniunity for
re education (jftrttr youth.
Work 011 the* Y. W. ('. A. build
i '.r i > ~ ~in:otrres~s 1 hit ~r aUtltl v.
Tencomplclod tliis vill be the
1;tT?T girls* activities and a
onument 'to ther pride* in pro- :
ding iiVI materal used in its
uvViion The work is being1
rnishetTTree by the boys. It
ill be a gift to the Slate-illeasing
the "already, many atViicn-v
(if the college. The
rrmaviuHi isilObe started this' 1
inter and a V. M. (:. A. build1
if later. " .
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