The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 04, 1927, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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Winnsboro NeWs
The Winnsboro graded school clos
?^ ed a successful term on the 24th o.
' this month. Principal Wj. A. Ros:
said that this marks the most sue
cessful during the Ipst nine years o
his supervision. Some special feature
of the occasion were the closing sei*
mon by Rev. Oliver Johnson, (white
- and the annual address by Dr. J.' F
nckeir tarndtn tormerly of thr
city. The" Pickett Medal that is an
nually awarded for oratory will here
after be known as the UeHn Picket
Memorial medal m honor of Di
Pickett's mother.
The St. Paul Baptist church ha
called as its pastor Rev. Batey o
Union. He seems to be talented am
suited for the work and we hope fo
him much success in our city.
?,?Rev. J. A. McConnell of Hartr.vdll
w$s in the'"city last week on business
Miss F. -T. Brown returned horn
from Penjsci- CoBeffe Sunday afty
noon and >-e ' % a. successful term.
CONdARi. \ ' HOPKINS NEW!
"" "A chhiiitde fHrimirtn passes in 'thi
person of Sister Judith Montgomery
sister to Itev. R." M. aydd'J. H. My
ers, of" Columbia. Sister Moritgum
>-fl:-pl??yi.nT trip _
. Miss Annie L. Sanders is home fror
school." Mr.. Elliot-Robinson, was her
on last Sunday.
Miss Georgia Mae Metz is hom
after a successful school term in Clir
ton.
Little Miss Vivian Alexander th
attractive daughter of Mr. andd Mr;
Herbert L Alexander is the guest-c
?^ -Miss Metz for an indefinite stay.
- Miss Willie Frank Hill of Nei
York City and a recent graduate c
Clark University, Atlanta, Ga;. is al
so the guest of Miss Metz.
Messrs. Jesse and Marion Marsha
of Spartanburg and Misses Hill an
Metz motored tq^ Prosperity Satur
day afternoxi in their new OhSmr,
bile.
Misses H Metz, Wilson and Al
exandor; achman and Sin
gleton no < t :he capita? "5>un
dfy afternun ofi a business trir
"wlule in the city they visited Misse
Willie Mae" and Flossie Garrett a
Allen University. Mrs. Ruth P. A1
exander and Mrs. Thos. Wilson at. Rei
edict College. Mrs. Marion Nanc<
' on Oak St.z Mrs. Susie Holman oi
Harden Si., .and Miss Gus^ie Ruth
erford on Pine St.
Watch for the date and names cr
the candidates for mayor of Ccrfum
hltt 7inn" Rnptint Thnreh nnnn
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ittilifril'Tri'ilir Vi'"*' i" IT '"N '
c ery was a member of the Beulah Ba]
tist church. Congaree. - Her resident1!
wa3 at Hopkins. She lived and diet
- ?- a chriitian. She lived a life of peryn
X ^al service to her church and com
munity in which she lived.. Her fu
neral ' Was preachy by her pastoi
Rev. J; B. inn,but, a.^Muil by not
J. W. Neal and the Rev. J C White
of Columbia She- leaves to mourr
. her untimely death several sons .ant
daughters, one sister, two- V>^pthor>
Revs R. M. and 'J. H. Myers ,of Co
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lumbiu and a host of friends and rel
atives. '
On May 26,'Wasca Sad day arpunt
" old Beulah Baptist churoh when ,th<
entire community assembled at this
point To pay the.ir last- tribute of re
spect to' the remains of Sister Juditl
Montgomery. Shp fell as. a soldier oi
the battlefield right in the army ii
the; discharge of her duty. Sleep 01
Sister Montgomery and take youi
rest. We loved thee well, but Jesu:
/ never see any more we hope~to mee
you no the other shore. Iotermen
was in th church yardd.
Sunday May 22, a sad day at th<
y same point, just preceding May 2G
to our regret we lost another Sisle
from our. lnidst~ ?Sister -Janie-_En
glish passed away on May lyth, ant
was buried May 22. -You know i
was sad , we had two funerals a
this point about the .-ame time, '\vhic1
_r lwas 8* ^ou? i s'atines* a tthe sam
time ^istoi Georgia Taylor of Co
lumbia, i ' were laid^to res
in , Beula: _ . Funeral con
r " ~ "dTirtod hy -T...T H. Barber. nastoi
HELENA NEWS.
? Last?Sunday was a- high day a
Brow:t (Jhapel A. iM. E. church. TR
A C. E. League was" full-of life' o
last Sunday, the Pres. . Mr. Jess
Marshall..gave some timely--remar
to the young men and also Miss Dt
lilah Greenwood gave some timely r
marks to the young girls. All or,
joyed theni. 7 " . ?-?|
Mr. Marion Marshall and mothe
Mrs. Cornelia Marshall motored her
? r from.-Spartanburg_on .iast_Sitiurda
and spent Saturday and Sunday a
home. Mr. Marion Marshall, and'Br<
Jesse Marshall and Miss Willie Hi
who is spending the week-end wit
her aunt, Mrs. Georgia Metz, all mc
tored to Prosperity on last Satui
dav eveninf fn'v an untinff unil
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j Newberry, June 4.?There was a
s high day "here aU day Sunday. At
"10 a. m. Sunday school and 11 a. m.
* (Hi sermon by Rev. Smart; at ,3 p. m.
s ! the baccalaureate sermon, was preach
* ed at the high schol. Quite a large
v I - . ..
' crowd was out to near nev: smart.
He preached- a .fine sermon to the
hearers. The- waiter was visked to
" j visit Mt. OUver A. M. E. church, Kin
arc!, on last Sunday te a corner stone
^jJayingy but on afccuunt r>i 4 very
, heavy rain'-and wind-stomp about t he
i (inve the people were "pettiujr ready
s to come \Vhich Checked . the great
-?crc^vU of people who would have been
' there and see tile corner stone laid,
r, tht? jiMslnr, Col. Davis and tl/V. C. Ei
: F. Floyd deferifed it. to a later date,
e but the program was carried out,
11 There weiT four yramtl lodge nlliet'i.-l
e there Sir Floyd. Sir Crawford,- Sir
" 'Rikavd and Davis, and each one was
u'n the program to speak. ,
I Miss tannic .uae uar.V I'l'ilM 'II 'wry
5 nice paper,. Rev. I). Subear preached
r~.: ....?i". ??rrrrrr:?pr'.i or o*>
i a very iiiiv seriii??u liiuii
1-*' Siihioot The Well of Salva'tion. Ret?;
?j J.ilUewood has his .congregation so
" well" organized that ho' had to call
-hi?his clubs in part. and luld .them
J when* the tfbrner stone is laid Uien
L'-i;4lwy will. make a?-fnH -rct)hrt. .
The public collection was SL'd.'Jo.
j? Ttih-jJuh. report ??(t jmaitdf).1 total
$lSi>.'.'0e ..This Is: "'^lv --1- fen l int-^l eport.
Roy, TliMie wood is doing a
1 ui catj^uSjilT' oty\U. Oliver. ..
* Mr. \V 1' Jteedor i?f standing oy
t his pastor The-gcrtrtHltdics yf that
j church arc "Working together.' Mis.
Carrie S.* Floyd .attended the eonij
mencepient at the State College. She
was the guest rrf-.\lrs. Carrie lrearson
on Feaselee . St:. She made, it v'c.tiy
pleasant for- .Mrs. FTTTyTl unite she
: was in Orangeburg. .Mrs. Floyd
o night :iml rlav in Columbia
' I where she visited TToT'aliTit .MtX^Ft
R. Anderson and. Rev. and Mrs.-K. 1'.
i Ellis. All wore very glad to. have
V Mrs. Floyd. All the children are
1 home ftom-.the State Colloire. Thev
^ are glad to , lie home again;?hut?
' they are going hack.
J NEW VOKK "f I'H I.<>i'AkS.
^ The weather here has been very
cool, but just now we are having our
c . . .. . ?
, first "spring daysr r ??r?
The many friends- of Mis^-Mar-gapet
r* * . .
W'oodard welcome her tj#-the - city
I ' agal'.i. Miss Woodward lias 'been
j since being here. She is stopping at
J did w. 129th St.
Miss ;Anhig.'Mac "Manigault of CoQ
lumhia just-arrived in the city to
the delight- of her friends.
' Mr. 'Frank T. .Snibak of -ll.'J W,
_ SiiruL St.,-left oh_.Sunday .ilight. tr
' attend the? ""viP-Miu-pf at Slatt
A. and M-. College at Orangeburg, ,S
| C., his dear old alma ihatcr.
| Mr. Polpr Bubo of Spartanburg
arrived nr.the city this week.
ej Miss Laura V. Boykili of 21K W
n.' 129th St., spent last week-end in
c Newark, N? J,, sh6 was the- gtiost-.ul
.1 Mamie Isahcllo, ^ '
fj. Mrs; Vuila J. William, of? ins \V
e1120th St.'. and" Mis^ Lottie B. lb>y
l~ kin grave a 'real surprise party la>i
j.Tueartit.V nlg'Rl I'm honor of Miss n<>\
r j kin's sister "Laura \YS birthday.
e Qui11? a few friends were present
y I 51 lift the cvoYiirig Was SPCIll 111 Sofia
prames and the singing of melodies
5- After delicious courses were: serve<
'I which Jmdae it an enjoyable evening
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*- . KINOVILLE NEWS. .
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it The busy folks of this cojnnninitj
'c wish for the busy folks of other eon
I munities to know they are wufe a
c wake aud up and dying.
?- Sunday was- qui,tC-^a progressive
day at Mt. pijve Baptist, effirreh. Tin
icf building comrtitlee is doing grea
s. 'work on the^building fund. The~Sun
'f"1'day school wast tilled with enthusiast!
Tthe "ehtirch peiys^wero \veir~fTfed" T>\
|V tire{striking sermon preached by tin
in 'full regalia.
II At 8:00 p. m. a sacred concert" wa>
d rendered in interest-of Miss. Lucilt
Finch building fifrui; which was ;
>- graud success.
Prof. f.'O. Mcintosh of' Winnsborr
I-- was the" guest at lite ho the* of the
I-J Finches Sunday and he also worship
pod with Mt. Olive?in fin Inn s?nrut
r, J friends. We welcome him and wis!
Sj his return.
t The crops of this section are-'doing
-J nicely and folks are all Quite busy
11 Misy Luetic Finch-wd little nephew
J | are spending some time in Marion attending
exercises of the High sehol
-: with her sister Mrs. Corric McDuffic,
The Children's day ext-rcises will
4.he on_ the 2nd Sunday in June at
f-'Mt. Ulive come nnd tak'h part in the
- feature. W# hhpe "to make it " ' a
| grand da,y. ~"
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. THE PALMETTO
UniorufJews
1 -i toti .
Misses Mary Brightwell ,Lunette
Kennedy,' Bprhice Rosjeboro, Bessie
White,' Mesdames Osley. Sloan Roberson
( ?), ".StUlie B. .Yfiu'njr, Bertha
McJimkins Mattie MornialtTT Anna
Harris Sims, also Misses Alice Sims
\\ llllft ivicvpni, /ciriuiie ruung ?nv j
(inic of the* Union ladies who enjoyed)
very successful -school terms and aroJ_
at home to the delight of relatives
. s N 1
and friends.
: J?Ctmmioiu'viimrrt^of irfclieth High
continued ' last week'.. .The 'exercises "
are ail hel<J in- the ' auditorium o?Sinis
Hi school. l'upils and teachers
- have .'[Hired in.) pains rip acting well*
it|u-Jr j)arts. Solos^ chovuges and
plays?wert. all well presented, and
very much enjoyed by those present.
^ Jllrerttr-|Mere thirty-four members of
" "TtTT?Ki adualiiiK class?tirri?year. ' A
-splentmi g-rottp ?t~yotrrpr peopio, ? no?
will leave JlcBeth this; yeai: never
to jretura as pupils within her walls*
Union?m.,imJs thim forth i?t'?
world with prayers and best wishes
..Tor .their further..success and shall
expect each one to act well his or her-,
purt, for there, all the .honor lies.
- ?The -faculty?rrrcd?y raduntitrp?clas?
_ of?AleBeth Hi were .Kuests?u?~,Zioi?-A.
At. E. church on Sunday after"
noon May liliiitl. Rev. DT\ Welch"
delivered life arytual sermon to a..,
very lartrt. conirrccation. To-snv ttiat
i H sermon _ was a 'masterpiece of o- ,
ratory and eloquence is not say inn-, .
.too much. -Many congratulated Dr. j
Welch for the rare treatdriven and
in coining yarns r, hope to profit by
the tlinuly words. jat advice. " r~j~,
Aliss Bessie White one of Union's populat
yoiinjr ladies enjoyed a sue ^
cessful schooj term iti Mullins. She--;
is now at home with her mother, Alts. (
" Sural! White. In a tew -days Miss
Bessie ' will leave .Union for Brook- _!
h ii. V.. w here she will be the (
prue^t id' Mrs. Kdmtmia?Bcnstm-Uoojv
er.-?Unionjs younjrer- stHmrgret very I
much id have Aliss White leave,. . pj
Airs. J'oarl Sims and little son Wal '
- lace?a+e?herd?at the?home of?her
Church St.. Mrs* Sims is how making J
her homo ii.j, Yirginu. She has many
friends and relatives in Union who
are' pleased .to have-her with them. '
Teacher and pupils~erf" Wallace SC-"'
t'rimary "school, were delighted to ]
have ItoV. l)r. Welch call to see ;
t'nem. The address- delivcrciHiy J)r, '
Welch Was interesting and all Rave'
~ three rousing choprs''for the speaker.
Thanks were tendered -and a very-'
hearty "calluguiu" extended Pastors
Welch, !; . . .1 - ".- ./ | I
Mrs. Tobin and her little groups?
1 are busy prepairng for closing exorcises
(if the School. The time set
for this is Friday eve, .June 10th, It
JUay be necessary ?i>". hu'ivtt. Urn date?
L "Mp a little, however we hitye lite"
-ttboyg?date before??s>
Mr. William Mans, who 'has liven
. in our city for sometime oil, account.
llI!?illness?aad?death of bin?mother
. Mrs. Nancy. Lyles will leave here in i
a few days, for Atlantic City.
t Mrs. Janet Sims on Hamlet St.!
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^-4s much imnroved, Mrs. S, Johnson!
. on Hamlet St. is agsjin confined toj
- lied. Mrs.' (iracie tide* i?m Cham?
hers Ave. is still confined to her
~ room. Corint h wishes l"ur_ her-a-spue- .
dy recovery.
Mrs.-11. li. Taylor on F.nterprisg
1 St. is quite scik. Her loved hiko are
. u little anxious ahouU-ii<.a\?.eon<lition.
i We "wish for her a speedy recovery.
' ./The Woman's Missionary Society
. oJUQorinth^Baptist church held meet
ing on'.Tuesday May l tlh at the ^
church. Two .delegates were elected
"vehtion Which meets in liaurens.
Mrs, Julia. ltopkmaiv will entertain
i tlie Society at her home the third
- Tuesday in J inter . A most enjoyable
time, is anticipated.
Airs. .Maiye Meiiier, president wn?r"
" idtMfwith' tht. secretary's
I teport and (he meeting upon the
- whole. *
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fe kap/laiih mows.
.: ?,?.?r
: ~?WeT'egrct to. Know that Sister Car
rie Taylor is in thL. hospital in the
i city of . Columbia.. She is the wife
of Bro. Phillip ^Taylor, -tt?farmer
> near lOuKtover. Let jU.s pray for her
recovery. Bro. 1'hillip Taylor is a
- local preacher and a hard Working
i?christ ian?gentleman,?We ask lha i
churches to pray l'ou his and her
{.success.
' ? St. James A. M, 10. church is here
and" We a^e'.jtill waving the ohl
--church (lag. vt'e nro *sTflr~ trying to ~
do? woi.k for the Lord. We arL. ask
ink h 11 -??f the churches throughout
, the connection. \o pray for our suc<'CS?.
We \vTiTrr- to remodel' ""TftTF "
church in a .few more months, t .lie*-.
-the Kev..J. P. Bihwrv is-tf?inH
to stick to us. \Ve ni -]
gomg to do all wq can for him.
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r ^ r DUE
WEST LOCALS. ,
Rt>ligious services ii> the churches
of- Due West on last Sunday were
^narked by spiritual enthusiasm.
Revs. "I?1. .f. Wilson and J. H. Toat-?
ley delivered Jnspjring gospel ser?
mons to the congregations of Alt.
Lebantfn A.M. E. and Mt. ^oiv Pros-"
byterian chinches, respectively while
mH-re sting Sunday school atuy&. ,Y.'
1\ U. services wore feajtures Cr the'
daywarship at St. Mary Baptist
ehmcliL -1 L. j "~j
.On last Sunday ,afternoon the-choir
of St. .Mat y Baptist church rendered
fc'Xi-ellcnt muVic at Forkviilc Baptist j
I'luiieh ' <if?Donalds.?that' being?thrpastov's
day at that church. Rev.
K. V. Thomas-aetiuittedhimself asa
messenger1 of the Lordd. ^ -M
Revs. P.- J. Wilson, J.. E. Vauss,
M rs. E.,-C. Wilson and Messrs. s H |
I.Co and-O- L Smith attendecl the'
Greenville distnet conference of the
A. .M. E. church, held at Cypress Ar|
!m. E. church near Abbeville, S. C.'
The Rev, J. W Douglass is the worthy
presiding elder" of."thiifdis'trict -j
Mrs. Emma R. Joseph was called
from: BI'dklyn; N\ Y., on last week
to the bedside of her daughter, Airs.
Delia Hawthorne" who has been-critically?Ul.
hut tie-the delight--of -herfriends
is touch improved at this
writing.;.-*- v..- j
?M-r.-,Tohn WiRktms has also- Been"
uddod to?t-he?Hot of those who 'aio
sick, die is improving at thfs WtTt-"'
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The community sympathizes with
Mr. James Rouse in the loss of his
wife Mrs.. I.eiln Rouse, who passed
away oh last Sunday night.* llcr.'
funeral Was jheld at Mt. Lebanon
huivh. on-last Wednesday, of which
hurch she was a devoted, member.
, Rev. and .Mrs. TV.I. Wilson and
Mr. O. LA Smith motored over . to
Troemvood on last Tuesday.
M i'. II. Lee one of the strong and
lait.hfl.il stewards of Mt. Lebanon"
hiireh~is a candidate for. election as
if .delegate to the coming Genreal
Coliferonce .from among _ the laity.
I?pe'tlfre:i no the basis of loyal sereice'-to
the -church. '..>? j
Tire UcvT'S. J- Cowan .and-his*good
'4U4: recently held a rally that. \venfZ
ibove the $150.00 mark. Rev. Cow;,n
who lives at Due West is one of
Iter sons of whym she is justly proud
IIII n ..tlii Iclrqml ao shrdlu shrdl hh
The Revs;*J. id. Burns, P. I-./Ely,"
tr^tvr Vauss,: W. A. Harris and W
Haw thorne are- other ministers who|
live in Due; West and have charges
elsewhere . ' ' '' V
The students attending Johnson C.
Smith university" and Selddn Institute
are home again for the summer;
.m?nhs to the delight of their friends^
Mr. William Ely of Greenville was
a visitor at the homc of his parents'
Rev. and Mrs. P. L. Ely on last Tues-;
i lav. a*
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Ml < Ml-i Mr-Admit- if. V>nnTn~7Vf?*HWto
the delight of her friends after:
conipletiQK hel1 school term
-HA II.ICY l7irr?Kl^<?FS.
Our third (juarter* was witnessed
i?v a crowd of, ohuveh ^lovcva at Oak
fliMvc"A. M. EC church"Saturday 21st"
at 12The conference opened by
the I'. Iv Dr. \V. F. Rice. The Con
Terence was well attended. We had
the finesi^.conference that has ever
been, held on the Baildy Bethel wprk:
With, such a man as Rev. J. C. McClellah
we know no failure^ YVitfT
tits direction we had nothing to do
but l>i^ on- -time?at- the conference
which we were Att Bnuru
"f"* v., ,nv.I.
made on Saturday. Nothing to do
on" Sunday but worship, which we did
in htrge numbers.
Our district conference will Convene
Wednesday at Cokesbury, ;g,
and the echTi each church in.
Bailey BethH c.hafiffc is heard. W<>
are ri'ady. Sundiiy^chool opened
at 10 with the Supt; from Bailey Be-Vhft-^frr-tferrry
Palmares" who is~also
our dclejjmlc..lQ the-district conference,
*1 he lesson waist tlistriistgetl^TmL
by MrvWaler .Gasken. "Marty. pmntKwere
brought put by Mr. Gasken.
The lesson was reviewed by the P.
V.. Rev. W: F. Rice. We. enjoyed
his. way of reviewing *'
At 11:.'50 I)r. Rice's text was-21st
chapter of John 12th verse, Nearest
t?> Jesus. Much credit is due the P.
K. for this splendid discourse.
Rev. MrOlellan knows how tq make
'he IV E. smile- - They say they are
always triad when time to go to Rev.
MeClellan's for its pood things in
store for them. We were glad to
have with nr. Sunday from Philadelphia
Miss Willie Perrin, Messrs. S.
PCrrin and Thomas Perrin from Brad
ley. We are movintr on s"mrTTTinii?f
i>I>d financially. Collection for quar'er
waHiwod. PaitT P. ft. ^52.00.
Uon't fail to attgni1
Contest at Bethel A. M. E. Church
Junw 26th. ? . 1 " ~t
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BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY. COME AND SEE I
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