The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 17, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2
NEWBERRY NEWS.
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': Newberry, Oct. 13?The revival
m^tinpr closed at Millor
Chapel A. M; E. Church oh last
"Sunday evening, it war rauc.
nr: . ressful meeting the result of
which many souls were brought
to Christ. There were twenty
souls made glad during this!
ten nighta!_ meeting. Rev.
Crawford stirred up Newberry.
_ . _ x After the morning sermon all
~ the members were ^sked to remain
&fter the" Benediction.
" J ' Rev. Ellis stated the object as
it is getting cold and we must
members decided to put in A
heating plant and to have it installed
at once. The meeting
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civocu wim mtj i-.oru s supper.
The Sunday Srhnnl i* still aliva
Class. No. lr-was the banner
. class taught by Mr. Jos. Davis.;
Mr. Wt Gilder, teacher of
_.Class^ No^ ihasJiad the banner
class but has given up. Each
boy and girl is asked to bring a
to Sunday School.
Last Sunday was a very busy
t day at James Hopewell Baptist
Church. Rev. H. M. Taylor of
Columbia is pastor of this
church.,-At 12 o'clock our pastor
preached ft soul stirring- sermon
which made us feel like W?
were in a summer revival meetfrig.
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- - ? We are always^ glad to"hgvir
visitors with us.- Dea7 S. R.
? Rccder?knows _ how to?make '
. them .welcome. The collection
WflM Vftfy gnnrl Tho.iu.-rt clubs,
Captains, Sistjers Ella R. Reed-j
?er and Ida "W erts made a
remarkable report. Club -1 reported
$16.00, Sister Ellla W.
Reeder, Captain. Club 2 Sis.
Ida Mae Werts $11^08. . Total
collection^ for the day $57.03
' After collection the" Lord's Snpper
was given... We- shook handsand
went away rejoicing.
.. Mrs.~7Tannie McKinzy, the 1
wife of~Ta37~McKenzy~ departed
this life, Oct. 11th. She was
v v . born Sept, 15th, 1869, age 56
years, 2 weeks ajid 4 ?h,?
was~fi>--cfeyoted mother, a good
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She leaves a husband, one son, !
4av?-daughters, one daughter--^
lin.laW, one son-in-law, twtibas&c:
thers, one niece and a host of 1
friend* to mourn her lbSs. She- i
was -conscious -of her death, a
The following relatives are .
here: Mrs. Susie Davis, Colunw-i
bia, Mrs. Laura Holman,. Mr. j
George Holman, Columbia; Mr. Gilliam
Holman, Asheville, N. !
C., Mr. Guss Russell, Winnspboro.
Patterson and Pratt are j
the undertakers. ]
The following are on the sick
jjsti_May bell Davis. J500 Davton <
"St.*; Mrs. Celestine Martin, 625 ;
Drayton St.^. Mrs'. Annie Robin- <
son, 800 Hunter St.; Mr. M. C. :
Shears on Gilder ?rSt.; Geo. '
Starks and Gifford Pellier. i
Their?friends?will be glad to a
know that they are on the i
"SI iss Acidie B. Jones has a]
class ot girls started at Mt. '
Betheh Garmany bchooFIn the
sewing department^ ^She is
mend such things as they: have
at home to mend.
Mr. E. F. FJoypl is the agri- '
cultural teacher. He has the '
hoys in charge. You can,tell (
have- finished - 'gathering -their producst.
Some of 4he boyis (
have' "picked one_baie, some a
half but most bj^the boys will
year. We are?glad to see the boys
in .gpodheart to continue
again next yeaf; ~
There were twenty-one who i ^
took the fall examination at the_|^
court house on last Friday and
Saturday for certificates .Jto
teach f four men and seventeen j
women: all eolorerl
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Stale Park. ^S. (T?Plea.se al- t
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per for- su to say a few words,
in^ regards to the wonderful en- 1
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bove Sanitarium. wish to thank
Mr. W. M. Manigault for bringing
out Mr. Ed. P. Davis Baifd.
EHe?muMc vvav?highl v ap?u*eciated,
we Have not* words to express
ottr grtrri tude toward
see such a nice band of yjoung
boys of our race, some not more
than twelve years of age. -?
Mrs. Manigault, Mrs. Davis,
wife of the leader of the band
and Miss Raiforcl of the Waverly
Hospital.
Now that vou have .made evitrv
heart rp-init-p/ wp rto want
you all to come again at vour
earliest convenience. There
were smile& left on .every one.
Vou have a standing invitation
as we are always glad to have
3ur people come out, it makes
.is feel that we are not forsaken
Very respectfully, "
C. M. Ervin, Graduate Nurse
M_ E. WHITE, R. N
JAMISON SCHOOL OPENS??
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The opening of the .'Jamison
Colored Graded School opened
Monday, Oct. 12, with a s, lonlid
enrollment of 89 pupils The
school spirit was manifested on
he?bright and sunshiney-faves
)f the children. The patrons
present 1 expressed expressed
hemselves as being well--pleas-'
V))- thLTiTIoro,^he.e.m'nlinient.
is still increasing. Principal,
rtev. R". G, Lawrence assisted
iy Miss AnnieE. Aniakeq of
STortli, S. C.
>EATII OF MR. G. L. GLENN
Calhoun Falls, S. C.?The maly
friends of Mr. G. L. Gucnn,
rill regret to hear of fits xTeal h
chich came on tin 9th, of-Ocohcr,
at his homo near Calhoun
'alls, S. C. _ ^
lie had "been ill for sometime
"lie causo of his- death was
icart failure. He was-6-4 years
Id. .ILi v.-its. a fail h fninicnibeiL
h'tingheld Baptist church for"
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thirty years; and he was also
ra deacon at the time of his
jJeath. He was giic__of the._^ik.
jlars ot SpringfieldiL I
The funeral serviee was eon'dUcted
by the pastorr^Rev. A.
;Wure/ The interment-^was?nr
Springfield eemeterv
Heh sa a wife to survive him,
Realist Guenn; two-sons John
W-iHili- nr. 4 f?-n rl n nnrKl nm.
ctiitivv alter, anu two (laUgtiicis
Mrs. Larla Tucker and Allona
Guenn. Two brothers Weston
and Sidney Guenn. Two sisters
Rebecca Hunter and Alice Jenkinsr
of Atlanta?Ga: :
i--Miss Georgia L. Lewis,?hr
for her a speedy recovery.
-I.Reporter.
If a vessel is partially filled
with water, and a dead, or live
fish is ph.-.ed in the wafer, it-!
the water.
t_. All insects havfc six-legs, and
their bodies are divided into
t hree parts. Spiders have 8
"legs and are not insbeis, but
belong to the order Araneida.
New York's newest olliee
building is to have seven complete
stories below the surface
-t?nd thirty above.
/The Nile Riven iiowsu-f<A'. more
than 1,600 miies-without a trk-butary.
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forec.ast August 1,_ was 13,566}000
bale^^ 22^(K10 .bal^s less t hail'
the forecast of July 16.
FOR RExNT.
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infirm people of South Carolina.
Harrison, Slate Master, Trot. J.
D. V. MeCrae. Stale Treasurer,
alive and gives to the 1 eneflcla
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from $25.00 to ? 100.00 in ease of
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