The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 19, 1927, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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M'jes.- . .Si>eaLi.njr>?n the theme:
'..'""The. riloriotis presence and Christ,,
the" waxy"' morninjr Utul. eveninjf re-1
?;a i Iy Tin' af lr divine cMK'>joi
c< ed no diliieidty in-sendlnir his so- j
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' 1;.:;:"' nundk-r. The Ltsajfue srvice '
i wo- idu'.y n u with, a 1'aner oil "lydui.:n"
hy Mi.-- Willie plinth: 'a sqIo
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Residence I1 hone 7765
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arv Harbor Shop
: *THE PALMiftr
VVorkers Club and the Junior Missionary
8oci0fy~m-U?ar-W?eLly meet1 "
"frigs. ; ???:
The Logan Street-Sewing Club met
lit. the home of Mrs! Lassie Lyd, on
Wlirdlew St., Friday night, with a
l,?il :i111'iuhimAlter the nsnol sew
ing hour, dt very tempting,,, repast
j\*as served. After the socal hour^fr
! crate of oranges,.the' gift of Mi's. Sa:
i-ett liutter, a former member of the
1 club, but whose home is now irt Jacksonville,
Kia., was presented ?to the
; dub. .The same \Vhs "highly apprei
via Led. The out-of-town visitors at "
' the gathering included Mr. and Mrs.
I .u. J. Birrtn- and Mr. ami-Mrs. George .
Finley,- 01* AshevtHe, whose presence
was' very welco 11107 indeed. .
:.li. J. 1'. Ohappelg,.a r@tiyed.busf
- m-t-s ju.iii -oi tliis ..city, AS jllat li s
j homo Tin X^-hohr-^u lim wid" cii--"
[ do of it-'ieijds will wish for h.:.- .1
rTiioed.v lTvovei'y.""
I Mr. James Itobinson, wIhi is en'
gaffed in -construction work at Kock
11 ill. sjjen.t" tljo . week-end vvi Uveitis
family here,
2 Messrs, J. Fisher, and llaskell
Hrwchmarr. younp- plasterers^ loft for
J .Now 1 01k 1'ity. wiivro they 4>l.an to "
[spehd "tho. spring; ' , - y '
I - Yiim- orm'MMinrfeiit v:as the guest
; of. A; r. ami Mrs. E. CI. UrilUn, at their
Onlrtliiln- n-r.-nin li nil i?SUin.Iti y,Ml's,
Gritlin .is an export artist and
"hom o, \Vo. enjoyed a royal repast, as ,
|-well, as r. .very pleasant social contact
while at this suburban home.?a
The Sunshine CluCTTvas royally efitciHiiiiio.i
at live home?of Mrs.-Susio
Jeiihjns mi l.haan Street, Wednesday
1 atnViioon: After a nice -bus mess ses*
sion. several, courses of very deli,
; t f'n .' mnoil.s were served by tile
"Tardy: S: ' ' ' ^
'ii.e iifwstors'C'lub n>et at the home
<>1 Air... I.c". sic M. lli'nwii. .North Cal^
-4nw>:i*-" M?oi4r Tuesday- . afternoon,
vyity y a very nice session .was had;
.\;i<. r v. ine'.i i iCre-nvnltuUs \vpFe~Seirved
by the li)w-yvr-ti,"'riii' ?l'B'rnwn ntcet
imr-itr ivi'd'a preliminary to the brih
iiant "fr.ithiring of the Boosters at the
hoiiie i-f Al is, John Brockman, Suili.
Villi \S' iv-id.. Tuesday ni^hl'which- fit'h.
ly cr.pjed the 'climax. .
On Monday niffht'.at 8::i0 oVlock,
iTTr7"~ T11' The ohiTn"^"7"To a t u re r, "The 'eh
inill t'filit" Will-be staged at Allen
Temple Clunvh by the Sunshine Club.
A sensational evening fs promised,
i (line early a tut avoid the rush. Admh?i.
I'I 1 a: cants r- - ,r
(.liliAT FAU.S NfcWS
- l'i-n.iy"-.7j-'Mt Tin.-oh 11 I'oi-iidU.. .
A. Al. ft. Zion Churel witnessed one.
l'eruuees in its history. Our prOsid.
ing ei.d''-r. Tiev. It. ?. Crosby, nresuled
in his usual way with lace and kindness.
Revs. Cons';,r, ..'ack.jbn and
I'r'es?ley spoke hi glowing terms of .
t lie Viirk .?!' _the Camden District.
Air. AleCiillpugh. the efirci'ent secretary
id', the conference made some
' .i iei.v'.rmata.s' iti his response. All's. "
.1. A. Banks spoke for the ladies of .
tke-ejnife! er.ee. tjhe spoke of the kind
way in which the gwod elder bresiu
Ml./. ,
Saturday noon' (piarterly confer.
n-.e vva* hold at Rossivlle Church.
The older. preached there on Sunday
Mo- Minu : 'and Sunday night he was
hack with us at Paradise where he
*p\ eaehyd a wonderful sermon. C'Ome
Sunday afternoon, the funeral of
.dr. .limits Holmes who died in Pine"ville,
X. was held at Paradise
( Tun It ; Rev, C. H. MeKao, officiating.
W*in.lahi.Jaekson, Will Tfdwell,_Mes~T;rme"Fat'l'n'u?
McCulfoiiiih. Cora Elder
..yml Jajiie 1. Moore.,"J
. On "Tuesday, ..March Sth., the Court
L'alan'he held its regular,-meeting,- d.-rairy,
came over and the W. C.,
,di .' . l.essie (lainos turned. the meeting
oyer to her. Three ladies" received
.-degree. Mrs; Jessie Ranks a
members *?t" Pride-of Invincible.*Court
No. 1U-7, .Muhning.-S. C., pesented her
traveling/shield from the same and
tilled -the St. Inx. station.
We were el ad to have Brothers W.
P?. Carter and A. L. Myers- out on
Sunday. ,
Whe.i1 iii need of-* groceries and
\l,. t,.ho i" g : i hi tt - .
..... Willi vi.um-.> i> Mill (III inc JOD
with hot sandwiches and cold drinks. .
hrUit?GaitH"( TITTI1 I'MU'UfTW#- ii:
ii dresser, is* also agent for La
I Painty Preparations.
It'-you live out on Washington St.
>? ? .Mrs. Lillian Spa tin and. gel your
hair- dressed. ? .
Mrs. I>:ji 'y riiiitoii i^jup again.after
being.-con fined tb'lieyj for a Week.
School faculty, .spent the week-end
wjth her mother at York, S. C.
On Saturday1, Ml\ and Mrs. Joe ~
Tinynis and hrdther, Moses Timnis aceonipanied
hy .Mrs'. Ilanks motoped to _
(.'he.tor to.see .Mrs. Ola Farls who is
in.. 1't'oyor Hospital. She hopes to be
at home with 'her many friends soon; ,
The Great Falls Hi?>-Vi SoVinnt 1
doing splendid work with P-rof.--J.-S. j ]
o L1APII
Benson at the head and his coitipe- 1
tent staff of nwtii'ra.?The tfli'is are t
all smiles because they will soon put, 1
on. domestic science uniforms. : 1
Prof. Berfson and his teachers are l
preparing to go to Greenville next1 t
week tn l ht> StiltT? TYiwhmV ?
tion. , . ' s
NEW BKOUhJAM) NEWS
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Sunday, March 13, 1927/was a,
high* day at Mt. Pisgah A. M: E. 1
Chilrch. ' ' N
"Sunday'"Setlfiol ~was~~u~pened at the
Visual hour with the teachers at their | 1
posts of duty and the assistant sup- j
erintendent presiding. /'?" " . - ) '
.The hour having arrived, Rev. John- '
son ascended the rostrum, selected his ^
-ay unto you, whosoever -shall con fuss (
.vie by lore men, him $nall i. the Sop 1
of- Man also confess be*fore the angels 1
iirGoJf^ Ht selected as his'theme: ^
Conlessinji: ChTtSt^' He said to eon*. J
i'ess' Him is to know that you are *
on good terms with ChrfSt. i 1
llis sermon was superb, everybody 1
under the sound of his tdicc 1 be^
Tyeve was made to feel good.
Messrs. Oliveer Sly and Frank.!
l) re her?of?Double?Branch?, Chinch?11
Miss" Amy Surginer spenTfhe
end with her parents. . . ... S
Our superintendent, Mr. Frank '
Surginer wa^ indisposed. We hope for ! '
him a speedy recovery! .. - - -Ti
M iss Lillie Chestnut- has been sick ]
but we are glad to report'that she 1
Is! ^blhe oeiuer at tnis wnpng.Mr.
ar\d Mrs. J. J. Carter-spent-ifie173
atjternoon with tfer mother, Mrs. ?
.\aney Foster, of Cayce. !
The writer spent the past weekend,
with Tier parents. _> ^1._
Due West Locals
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_ Wonderfully inspiring w.erc the services
at Mt. Lebanon Church on last 1
Sunday. -The occasion was the hold- '
ing of the^nd quarterly conference
uy Rev. J. W. DouglSs, Presiding E1-' '
Jer of the Greenville District, in a
manner Mittt?surnassed-The- ordinary.
Dr. Douglas told the gospel tidings '
to' a crowded house, at 11:30. A. M.
and 7:30 P7"M. respectively.
1 lie people rejoiced while the presence
of.the Holy Spirit was very evident-,
The conference as held on Saturday
was a decided success. Re-.
polls lor the quarter showed $151.0T
pastor's salary; 300.00, P, E. saiary_
and $d0.00 dollar money. Rev. P. J.
>\ lis on is proving himself a leader- of ~i
^rcat prfwer. - Mt. Lebanon looks for j
uungs under hjs-'leadership. i
"T he services at 'Mt. "Zioit I'i esby- <
venan ^Church v" List .Sunday were l
par-excelient. Rev. J. 11, Toatley i
.selected his text lrqm. St. .Mark 10.4V. i
iI*T "evinced his. hearers that Jesus I
v'hvist possesses mercy, and i't.must.
ol necessity lie portrayed 111. the lilt
\>i the Chris'tian. ??; 1
1 he ^unilaA" aitc-jt-nuun services were
u.'iKrui in irwfoman s popular meet- ~
ug under the auspices ot the i'res- .1
uyterial Society, ot McCleUand' l'resoytcry,
DiiiUie't Xo. 3. .Mrs. Elise _<
\\ Uliams ot-Anderson presided. T<epre.-entaiiyes
trom Abbeville, Anderson
ami Due West rendered inspiring s
addresses,, interspersed with appro- !
pi late music. H
.Mr. \V. b. 1'ruitt left on last.Mon- 1
vtay lor Chicago,Where he will spend |
ilie spring with his. daughter, airs, <
o race Wharton. - ; <
.Mrs". E. Wilson, wife of Kev. P. .
j. W lis'on spytit last week-end at home
.The is one ol ~tne etheient teacfrvrs ;
Aotiking in Fairnled ( qunt>\ She reaimed
on Monday. ?'
1 rof. O. V. \ laentine of Allen U-,
iiiversity spent last week-end with his
?s soine^vhat indisposed.
- Q trite" a btiiich '"motored upto Amierson
on last .Monday to greet The
iafTious" VVtiliamFr-Singers.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Sullivan,
a devout member of Mt. Lebanon (
was held from, that church on last
luesuay.
Key. J. H. Toatley and Mr. J. S.
Moraine Motored over to Green- j
wood on last Saturday.
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McCormick Locals 1
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The services jut Shiloh 'A. M:?fir ?
Church aeiu1'cnjoyetf-hy all nliu'UU *"
tended them Sunday. - ;
The usual hour for Sunday School
found the superintendent at his ]>ost.
The lesson was taught by the teachers
and reviewed by the superinten- }
dent. The lesson was very interest- ,
in); and every one seemed to have enjoyed
r. we reei the-need of teiiirfp'
others about Jesus.
At 2:30, the Juuior Church assem- i
bteTt for Service. Miss Janie B. Per- f
sided in her graceful way. We feel
safe in saying that v c mo climbing
up Xidn's Hill. t
The Parents' and Teachers' Association
is still in bloom. There will f
be an- old maids convention at the ?
borne of Mr. and M'rsT^C, E. Hogans,' ;
t * ?
'. ^
MaVch 19th at 7:30 o'clock. Don't
nlss It. General admission" will Jjy.
10 cents. 'Come . and bring youj- riends.
This convention will be composed
of members of the second,
bird and fourth grades of the ShiloVr
irlimil \lr i iinnnFnHti bur say ihh
ichool.i%.moving on.
. ST. PAUL NEWS
. &t. Paul is quite lively now: "The
onstruction crew working on the Lafayette.
Highway has head-quarters
lore, and business hrrerreally pieke#
iP;- - ?"v
Mr. Und Mrs. Rabb Pearson Cnte^ainod
ai dinner Tuesday, March 8th'
n honor of their, mother and. niece,
Mrs. Maty Ragin and Miss "Henrietn
Richardson, \vhoSe J)[rthdays come
iq the sanie~day? "QuTte a feast was
njoycd:?Besides the menthol's of the
'amily, those present were: Rev. D.
/. Poitdergrfiss. MisseH Margaret McIntosh,
Mary Johnson and the iSt.
,'aul faculty; Mrs. M. B:?Pender?rassj
Mjsses Raster Preston, Panni'e Sjiiith,
Ellen Nora Watson and Anetta
kVright.
?All wjithed many happy, returns oT
he day.
The Mt thers Club Will give a con*
fort, March 18th. - Much-'fun iS prfto-.vr.h
Summorton Graded School preached
it Liberty 11111 Sunday evening for
5nb. of the" cHibs- in the educational
T.tly.. . tie, jpade quittr an impression.
ReV. and Mrs. Pendergrass motored
to Sumter Friday orv business.
Messrs. Hormn ami smythb took advantage
"of~*.the opportunity >to pur hase
an outfit for the base ball club.
Listeu out for the St'. Paul SmashCtS;
** : ' Undci'tho
direction of Mjss Wright
'.he Glee "flub will give a jubilee conward
to with much interest, large
crowd is expected. ' ."T '
Despite last year's diseourhgement,
the farmers are busy. The outlook is
?nc?:uraging. '
Al r. Sam Watson spent the weekend'in
Manning. He is all smiles. rST
All; A. & Al COLLEGE AN NOUXCES
COURSE OF STUDY
'FOR'SUMMER SESSION
AH Departments to be Opened
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Slate Hoard) of Education Approves
Courses of Study
The State A. & ^1. College summer
school will open June 20th with.one
>f the, strongest courses of. study in
ts history. A special committee has
arranged all minor details in conneclion
therewith, and the work this
summer will bo on par with the work
in the 'best summer sessions in. the
South.
The curriculum is arranprcth-progressively
and according to the most
ipproved methods in summers schools,
.'o: sons attending tlii,s summer scs
um. aoiU receive instruction of the
very highest calibre and from instructors
who have received sped^JLjtrajning
in their particular fields,
fhe __State "Board of Education apfovejT"
of the work of the summer
school and advises teachers and others
o make use of the opportunities offered
in this college. All departments
will be open and students tfill have
ho benefit of a' wide range of courses
conducted under competent and
A'oil- trained instructors.
Among the, courses offered in the normal
Teachers-Training Department
Principles of Psychology.
Educational Psychology.
Englfs.h (all branches)
Principles of Education.
? History of Education- ?
Pifinciptes of Sociology, .
? Edncationnh Socroiogjr."
School Hygiene and Sanitation.
Observation and Discussion.
General methods of teaching all
Momentary subjects.. .'
School Management.
Sueprvised teaching.
Public school music and physical
(location.
Thsi array of courses is supplenehTed
by others in the regular noriial
teacher-training "department as
Vatl 88 " - '
??juiijui rrnrc may 00 selected
from other departments in the
urhuul.
Aiken News
Mrs. Janette Bland was called
lome last Friday on account of the
loath of her aunt.
The Fashion .Show given hy Miss
Mamie Brown at Schofiold School was
i errand success and neat sum- for
iVosley C. M. E. Church wa^froalized
'rem the same.
The funeral of Mrs. Alpha \Vesells
was pi't'JH'lierl at Friendship Rap-'
ist Church Sunday. |
The following enjoyed a deliprhtul
tea at the home of Miss Ida Childs
Saturday afternoon: Mvsses Altce
Pinckney, Esther Etheridge, Fran
Saturday, March 19,1927.
ccna Smallwoqd, anc^ Emma Cherry.
?Till1 I ally at?Fricnddiip?Church
-^hd Cumberland A. M. E. Church_was
a grand success, amoxmt~at Friend
ship $l,<j00, and Cumberland $lJOO.~i
" In the last regular meeting of the
they were honored with the presence A
of 1'rof.' C. A7"Lawson, president of the T7
State. Teachers' . Association, who
-m?de~a most wonderful and instruc-??
tive address from the subject "Grow
oi- go." Among the many {Jreat things
he said, I wish to quote the following:
I ["Growth is the. sign oTT7fe,we can- "
' not live^ the life of" the grasshopper
and expect"'the reward of the ant, the
?fellow who goes to sleep on his job
never succeeds. One can never be
. used until he gets in touch with that .. _
thai is-going up.- We thank Prof.
I.awson. for this forcefq? addreks and
desired information lie gave us relative
to the State Teachers' Convention.
- Orangeburg and Mr. Burton fors
theif* timely- remarks. '
, , Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Jones accom1
allied l>v Mis,: Lauretta T.andy sppnfr.
olast week-end at Wagner and l>eesville
very pleasantly. ~ - ' I
>jftr.^Varren Barnes died- -at his . . "
home, March 8, 11)27, after a long
illness, age 74 years.* He is. survived \
by his wife, Mrs. Leila E, Barnes,
10 children 2 sons and 8 daughters,
seven grand-children, one sister, one
brother.
Funeral srevices took place at'the
home church in Edgefield County,
? .'U?J??nu ; imei IIIUMl?was TT1HUIJ 111
the adjoining cemetery. ^'*|* _
deeply interested In humane education^
following one ot his-timely. addresses
on dogs. Hey .appointment came as
a syirprise, and Ht: wa^ leaTned fierc
Today that it willbe.yf olio wed With""
the naming of others by Dr. Rowley
in-a few days in other parts of theState
und .South, ,
UNION HIGH SCHOOL OF BELTON
All departments of the school are
progressing. The domestic science
ohmres-rrrtr nerving nnd cooking nl-???;
ternately. This work is under the
supervision of Mrs, Watkins and Miss
Clement. - ' \ ^s-^~
IN MEMORIAM
Jii memory of our lost ones, moth
er and father, .Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Finch.
Oil,' parents dear, we miSg you,
We miss in Li'iins no Othbt's do:.
The 1ovt? we have for you
\Vill_last our whole lives through.
No more will you Call lis together,
Tq' pray and sing with each other, ? No
more will y&u say be loving,
Be kind to. one anpthcr. ""
So often now we gather, '1
. Opr words arc of father and mother,
We talk of their toils and labor, ' ;
- Their love, one for the other.???1
And now that this work is finished,
Their memory can never be diminished *=?
Now can xar.forget thif kind interest,
The kind deeds which they ever replenished.
*
We shall ever remember the teachings Which
was generously given by you,
"We shall gladly follow the instructions,
, ' '
That will-guide us this life thru.
? ' V ? ?
For when our. journey has endet},
We loveik but God loved -best,
Now that he has taken you from us,
We pray you, he has taken to rest;-?;?=
'.. t ' . _
For when our journey xhaS endede,
Jjur^voiccs hero no longer to he hlt^ni
~ ed,
We hope this hand ^>f children, r <
Will meet you where?joy is?novOT??
.ended.
t_;nnaren. ,,
HUMANE SOCIETY NAMES MISS
DRAKE *
Faithful Worker (Jets Appointment
" From Boston 'Society ?*
To Work In Pee Dee *'* '
?:? : ? r
Bennettsville? S. C., March 4?Miss
Krmnrr MtrtrDlak*1, teacher in the ru"ml
schools of this county received
a letter from Dr. Francis H. Rowley, '
President of the American Humane
Society of Boston, Mass., asking her
to accept an appointment as one of
the field agents. far-South Carolina
j with the national society ffr the pre'
vnntirm of ?- *
- - "? v i iicu^v iu anirriais. ?
Miss Drake it has been known here
; since the early part of the year has
devoted much of her time to the pro-"
i granr of 'he society in the county. At
the last monthly meeting of the Marl
horo County Teachers' Association
when placed on the. program for an
adres?, she devoted her time to an address
on "Being kind to Animals."
Her appointment is a result of
last fall, when Miss Drake became