The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 14, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, August 14, 1926t
7 I . Locals An
Baltimore, Md.
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Miss Bessie C. Martin, was in the
~ city Monday on account of illnass~and^
"""tfehth of her relatives.
Rev. W. P. Jones, of Charleston, wilt
conduct the services Sunday at Zion
Baptist'church in. Rev. J. C. White's
_ . absence. ?- ?7?
Miss Nettiff~~C. Sanders left the
city Spnday to spend the week in"
Wedgefield, with relatives and friends
Mrs. Siisie, Holman, wife of iievr
Julius Holman is seen out again after
un- illnesii__fif eight weeks.
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Miss Irene Evans left Tuesday for
Sumter to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
Elsie Evans and friends.
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Miss Etta-Pratt of Newberry, after
spending two weeks with her sister,
. Mrs. Lulu Lyles on Tobacco street,
-returned to her home Wednesday. _
Mrs. Gertrude Thorne of 2628 Taylor
street left Saturday for Philadelphia
to spend the summer with relatives.
p a;
Miss'tiracie Martin of Jenkinsville,
4 S. C. is in the city spending a while
with her class mate, Miss Sarah Belle
* Watts.
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Master E. P. Calhoun, Jr., left for
Augustaf Ga., to spend his vacation
~ ^ with his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pe'tec Calhoun. . "" ** .v
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I Rev. J. C. White will hp inTlharleston
Sunday to preach the 40th anniversary
sermon for the Memorial
Baptist church, of which Rev. J? W.
White is pastor.
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Mrs.- Faleese Davis will leave tomorrow
for Jacksonville, Fla., to join
her husband. From there they will
go-to Tampa,. Fla., for an indefinite
stay. We wish for Tier a pleasant
trip.
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Airs. Mary J. Holley, of Jacksonville,
F^a., Is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W.' S. Holley. of Congaree. S. C.
Mrs. Mary J Holley . is the only sis
iter.to Mrs. W. S.' Holley. She is
planning, to-xeturn on or about Aug.
' 14th. "
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The Arsenal Hill Emergency Club
met at the home -of Mrs. SUsie Blake
Mclean, 718 Laurel St., Monday evfcn-4ng
Aug. the uth, witTT an attendance
of 20. A salad cojjrse, fruit punch
i V - anj cake were served;
? Mrs." R. A. Henry, Grand Worthy
Inspectrix, Order, of Calanthe, Jurisdiction
of South Carolina, left* "the
city last Sunday^ for' Birmingham,
Ala., where she will spend her vacation.
While m Birmingham, she will
be the guest of Dr. and Mrs W V.
Farmer.
Mr. and Mrs. ,J. W. Killingsworth
have just returned-from an extensive
trip through the North. While in
New York* they were the house guests
of their two sons who turned over
their apartment on 7th Ave., near
, Central Park. From there they went
to Atlantic City, where the saltine
^ rf.epliyis were?invigorating. ? Thence
_ . Unstop oyer for a few days in1 Philadelphia
to visit the Sesqui. On the
way south they spent a very pleasant
sOay-in Washingtorr visiting their
. Lwo brothers Prof. W. C. iand Dr. F.
R. Killingsworth. The trip was made
hv motor with Prof nnj Mro V ;Ui?-ir?o
*. - ~"U "" *> 6^
worth of Florence.
, iCtrs. Hattie Fisher of Bowling
Green Fla., after having- spent a
very pleasant month with her sister
Mrs. Mattie Bratton of 621 Marion
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' -? -strpet -has returned home much elated
over her trip. Mrs. Bratton has a
host of friends in Columbia and each
one tried to do their part in making
Mrs! Fisher's stay, one of pleasure.
There were parties, teas, dinners,
picnics and outings of all descriptions
1 given. Mrs. Fisher being one of
those jolly congenial types, won for
herself numbers of friends who will
always' welcome her return' to our
pity. . ?
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'Mr. and Mrs. George B. Fergufion,
of Lorraine, Ohio, accompanied Mr.
/ \ D. >T. Wadsworth, motore^ to the
city Wednesday from Clinton. They
{ were called to Clinton, <jn account of
the death of Mrs. FergUsort's mother
Mrs. Wadsworth, of Clinton, S. C.
Mr. Ferguson is a graduate Allen
University, while Mrs. Ferguson, nee
Miss Ruby Wadsworth is a graduate
of Stata College.
d Personals J
M4*s?Sarah?Balle?Watts?haw re.
turned to the city after spending a
week in Jenkinsville with classmate
and friends/Mrs.
Camille 1). Bare, of New York
City is in the city to the delight.of
hc-r faintly and many friendp. We
welcome Mrs. Barr to her old home
and wish for her a pleasant stay.,
PRESIDENT SIMS TO PREACH
, IN GEORGETOWN SUNDAY.
Dr. D. H. Sims, president of Allen
University will preach in Bethel
Church, Georgetown^ Sunday, Aug.
15th.
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Mil. AND MRS. L. C. COOK
wish -to announce the marriage of
their daughter.
FALEESE
;. to
MR, GEORGE BERRY DAVIS
July the eighth, nieteen hundred and
twenty-six j
Ji Columbia, S.,-C.
IVfRS. J. \V. STROUD ~ ~~ ~
?-of Baltimore, Md.
announces the marriage, of her daugh.
ter .
LOUVINIA
of Columbia, S. C.
" to
:. REV. M. D. COX . i ;
of Virginia.
BARN DANCE AT EVANS' BOND
A HUGE SUCCESS
Last Monday, Columbians from all
sections of the City gathered at the
Barn Dance at Evans' Pond,' given by
the Merry Makers' Club. There w?rc
- iadtes?dressed?in-?their?gingham
dresses and men in their overalls
and sun hats. The ladies w<?re beautiful
to look upon because the style of
dress was. so well-looking for the occasion.
The fellows, all of them,
looked as if they were just ready foi
the field. The fun of it was thht if
they had to shove a hoe they would
. run. r_i
'We wish to thank everybody -?\vhc
came out. Those who rode the** bus
' really enjbyed their ride very much.
This bus left the City Market at t
p. m. sharpi_ . Our
next affair will be announced
io.otl._ Help us to help you enjoy your
stay in Columbia this summer. By
that vmi ran alwavc -fppl wrlrmvir sit
ijnything you hear we arCTftVfngt
All present said they enjoyed them
selves very much.?The evening was
climaxed with a slice of'watermelon
" to everyone who could eat it.
Keep~yotrr~Tyes and earn open for
our next dance. We thank you-ftrf
coming, -come again. ~
R. Ross,. J. B. Evans, A. Rojyec CARD
OF THANKS.
I wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death of my. belovparted
this life August 8, -1920.
*" LOIS R.1 BJtOWN.
PLAYGROUND ATTRACTION^
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Next week, August lGth, 192G,
there will be a "Rainbow Wedding"
given on the City Playgrounds- at
Benedict College campus, beginning
at 5-i30 o'clock. Inhere "will be ice
crcurn served in coitus; 7
MISS A, Mt M KANS, Directress.
Auspices of the St. Elmo's Social
Activities.
Ruffih Locals
Farmers are beginning: to harvest.
The weather being very hot, yet this
is the season to gather fodder. Cotton
also has begun to open. You
can always see a smile on their faces
when the fields are getting white.
Rev. C. B. Brown'-if children have
returned to their home in Cleveland
Ohio. W)iile here Miss Nancy ehangI
ed her name to Mrs'.. Nancy Brown
Wornor. There were quite a few to
witness the occasion. Itev.- B. C.
Jackson of Bamberg read the matrimony.
mrs. namp Cireen 01 Kartow, b'la.,
is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Ann Greene. JS"y
Mrs. Lottie Padgett Greene, wife of
Dr. W. B.-Greene, is here from
Blytheville, Ark., on account of the
illness of her sister', Dosia, who is
very sick.
The funeral of Mrs. Josie Brown
Fijrh-man conducted by Rev. C, B.
pastor, was held "last Wednesday 4th
at Buck Head M. E. church.
The- body was laid^to rest in the
Kennedy grjrveyard.
Jhe revival meting will start Thurs
day night, Aug. 12 at Buck Head and
run until the 19th. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
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THE PALM
> THE MT. PILGRIM HAPTIST
. CONVENE WITH THE MT
<JULUI>11J1A, K. ( ., SM I
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7:30?Devotional Rxcrci.se conducted
Routine of Business.
""I SUNDAY?MO!
10:00?Sunday School, conducted Ky
11:30?Missionary Sermon h.v Key. .1,
Collection-a-ndn^eccss "for dinn
SI NfXAV?A i 1
3:00?Devotional - Service by Done
3:30?Dyctrinal sermon l?y the
Collection.
Report of Oflicers. Rep at
?v Rev. I). W.' l)hnnvm k, .Moderator.;
_v; . Rev. S. W. .1
- - - Blessings
... j?: By AV Mari
* Sometim.es they "car
. Thatl-ehases our
They dome iii cvei
4 'And life is made
...f ....
_ . f We re.often loreed
Oil)- hearts' with
W'e ask ourselves t
Fate often brine
. ; ".'1 The way of life is
And as we tra.v
We pledge oinselv
T|? tl?i.th(,%riyh't,
> j . ; ' _ '
? 'TiV trouble
And m>t a friuat
?.. AUnnalo^helpm
j ' Or speak a wold .
j ' * Our comrades o
. w When sti ue.elint
To press our own
I ' *>"?>sympathy is
;?: C-ondii ii.ns iit'u-M i.
, -"} . " That TruxitUslfi'i'
Hut as vvr toil wit
I 4. j Wo -risi" with u
?' Tiuunrfyjai vi-r' lyct
- ? ??v lhV'.v'vi1"1 [>I:u'il
<, ?Iu every r;u.c an.I
A rnonj; tiii-'luMir
5. -They're sunh(;nus
. TIlc.v~.ui1 hi it ) ?
They cona-. t hat \v<
- 3 ?- Tltcy .1! C. uttl.V-M'
' nk
'vv-. ' 6/long and (lark n.iy
Thru which uv <m\vj
Nr^ht pi' siranye wot
^ lArotind us gather. no
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^ O dismal night?imr]
Pierced hut by grief'
.. Borne tlentl'y orrrft 'hrr
- Gtfastlv liitHit ar luui
. y ;.< Three hundred years \
j Jj, ,'J -?A(? every :-tf)> a liendi
.. . A gloomy mantle?<V
Thy grow'soiTic curia!
_ Out of this dfsmr.'i, 1
We urge our JooOlei
In spite of alfcthc? pr
?_ The conjiny years sin
Mrs. Nettie Steward is still on the'
sick list. 5
McClellanville News
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Tom Sanders and Leonard Middleton
of Buck Hall narrowly escaped
IcatlA Sunday afternoon When their
"Ford touring car on account of latent
defects in.riggings* of tin* radius
rod, plunged head first into a 'ditch
six feet truly w andynW-luii pinnrd them
under. SiulcItetrrTi retreat c,i to liirht
and tife thru shog and briers without
a scratch white Sanders who did duty
at:tho. wheel emerged hcari.ng ronpnder.s
of small lacerations about the
face and hands . From broken windshield.
Soon after the accident, a
band of men and hoys appeared on
the scene, extracted the helpless vehicle
ffom the mud and mire and
bade the victims adieu.
I)r. S. J. Dobbins, P. K. of Mt.
Pleasant District held, Saturday the
last Quarterly meeting' of McClcllansville
circuit for the year, preached
at 11 o'clock a. m., Sunday at .Zion
Santee, 3 o'clock p. m., at St'- Peter's
Centreville, and boarded "a waiting
car for Jamestown where he fdled
the pulpit of a church formerly pastored
by the Rev. J. D. Snipe, retired
on account df ill health. The Rev.
P. L. Bpnncau of St. Peter's is e"
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ETTO LEADER
' PKOIH&SsiVE UNION ,WILJL
. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH,
ROW, Al OUST 28, PJ2(h:
LNTER, Pastor.*'
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;HT SESSION
l>y Deacon Davis.
<nin;; s'kssion
ili<* Moderator, Rev. i). Vf~. lb mock,
lit hi Macedonia Baptist CHurch,"irnio.
11. Hayes of'Culumbia.
:i{\oo\ skssion - : i
on Martin,. .lehoyah Baptist Church.;
moderator,/ lley. c. wv Dinnmick.
of Churches. Adjournment." - ,
Rev. \V. <1. Hunter,. Treasurer'
lucksoii, Clerk.
In Disguise
on ] huiiipsmi
?? ~t~1
im? all dressed itrerope, __
joy away; r . i
y f of in ami shajK",
a gloomy (lay. |
to sit antksigh,
heavy hardens fraught;
he (|iioet'io*tv, why, ' v ^
;"s our good^lo naught. -j
rough and steep; * ' . j . 1
el with the throng,
es this mind to-keep, . ..
.and shun the wrong.s ...... '
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?, 'tisTrpuTile there;
1 who dare to do
... . jr.,., ,
to .help iis through. u_; ? t*
fTon pass'us 1 >y; ?
i' we are left alone
way t(, tju? sky/ j
; ever shown. v.
lake us ;
has sealed our fate; ?. ? *" 1
h jrieater zeal. "
terrilie rate. * ' " ?
w.i; 11 ^rtt rry ehinav * ? ? ?J
fTiefr part in every 't
every td into,
r;roh and -the ... . .
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thai we ranhot see, _ . I
"lake n.?;. i e..ii?- a nil' u i'-e, * 5 :
' may r^'tiei ho. - . , * v' xj,
IliC '* IM r?: HIT.
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ht 'of my' -Mother Rftq?,-'-s "V>
iti'd tread \vitli weary pjlce; . '
lde'r.-., 1 hreatening clouds and gale
mcor.lteams*Rght the vale.
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iT'ofa -.thousand horrors, 1 .
and m;.-:iy silent sorrows, 1
cdr+ormu!' lldlde'Wims;
.rtless, hoarv cares. .
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ve nave tougnt'jyithin thy shades;
ish'toe invades ;
er otn; pathway fall
ns. Uvi4 ii a solemn pall. \
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deak, and dreary night, ??
oseM r<nrlihg ill, ... -7^
dl lind fight ing still. :??*~
?hit<d over the results' of the Elder's
visit. "
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; ' i.e H';v.?VV-m. Settle <'f BlttCnlm
. i!!( j> rsti.r <>'!' (Iruhn'm Chapel M. E.
ui his S. S. tynl will soon line up the
'church. 1
Mrs. Eliza Gib|is and daughter Dor- '
I'.v uah the former's brother Wm."
>:tyis ot (ieorgetown wece guests "of
Mrs. 101 i/.ii Williamson- dhndtty.
^ i nc .wife's. NPahrouk and Brown of
; Hiar!o:-;oii nTe guests of Mr. and"
.'Jl' .1. 'M. Mlnkc'l. """ *" "
l>r, Bo'/.o My l>i-ii for sewing you up
is s-;n.
I'atieiP My goodness, Doc I wanted
plain. needlework not embroidery. .
To krep your upper set of false
!'e;li fiom iftopping down, lay them
on the )!o??r. in east* your lower one?
I work upw ard hook 'em on your supj
port or v . ':.i. 'i,
t NOTICE! *
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j Rev. \Y. T.. Wilson, one of the most
: outstanding leaders of the race in
Pastern North Carolina,-known thru-'
out the West, has no\v takpn up his
1 life's woik as an evangelist..
For information address,
Rev. W. L. Wilson,
P. C Box 425, Wadesbpro, N. C. . ^
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Hampton Ave. Bet. Park t Lincoln
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_ JkOO A.' M'. ?Early Communion
11:15 A. M. Morning Service, ^Sermon f
(With Communion on 1st Sundays)
4:00 P. M. Church School ^
8:00 P, M. . Even Song, Address w
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"4:00 P. M. . LadieS Guild. (2nd) (Jhair (
4:00 P.M. _ 4th Tuesday, Vioman^i
?# Auxiliary . ". * '
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8:00 P. M.?^Prayer Service and Con. j
firmation Lap>ii*o?
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7:00 P. M,?Chureh School Faculty ;?
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