The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 06, 1927, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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Union News
The weather continues hot and
litle dry, as no jan hag fallen her
in several days. The weather pre
phet predicts rain and Cooler weath
er. All are anxiously hoping tija
the predictions are true.)
Rev. Shaw of Bethel A. * M. E
' Church \s kept busy on the wor
? here. Services were held each nigh
. during the past week. A goodly..num
v ber attended and were bertefrfleH7
The Children's Day f?logram ?
St. Paul Baptist. Church July 3 ft
was good. Kev. -H. B. Worthy i
frapt'rl i it'endent-of-the^Sunday-Schou.
Miss?Pinkie?Fair,?pianist; M?we
Herndon, Lee,. Gist and Brightwel
are the young teachers} associate
~ IVTTsr Meddra Lcc. wh
has been engaged in Sunday Schoi
work a number of years and who "i
r still on the job.?. , ?
Mrs. Janie Douglass and Mami
. Crawford directed a play at Zion A
M FTi Ti,.,|ri,v
manlos wedding?The? attencfoneo \va
good, and the play was much' enjoy
ed. These ladies are contemplatinj
. repealing the play.
Rev, and Mrs. Williams of Co
rinth Baptist CnUrch left Sumia;
' for .a Peek's s?ay in Brunswick, (!
The' services i.'. _Corimh were wel
_ ?ttiin;inil limine the day. . Pneto
Williams preached in the morninj
and RvV.-MiefceH-of Norfolk,- Virgin
la preached at .night to a ~vex>'
T pteciatiee congregation.- . "" i
- The Sunday School, B. Y. I\ lT. ?n<
all auxiliaries of Corinth are up an
doing. "
The Women's Missionary Social';
and ' i'tirria^v <. lul,>, h-tve t-.h't lerli-hi
?envv otlicers and promises tu'gyt tli
pro^-jam over ,in 11 is nana'.
The Junior Missionary- Society e
Corinth is* also mUeh/alive.
Miss: Alberta Ruff organized thi
group jafcmil. three yeays ago ;md_j
; 1.' cyr
".. . : iVltss Mc-J^isfsek' is j!|)e ydii.l;
the way. thi-ough.
Corinth is proud-of Miss Ruff an
the young people <^i the church wli
work unsoliishly for God . and hit
fnanity. We shall speak of. other
from time to 'time, who tiro tluis en
-gaged. .
Miss Anna Thompson of" ColumbU
S. C. is gradually improving. L'nde
p>sk+ilffjl -care of our own Dr;'Dawkm
and patient nursjing of Mrs. Cqrnd!
ia Rogers, \\ e pre die i for Miss An
na a bpuedy recovery t. ?
Prof. A. A. vSiius and other deli
gates who attended the K. ot P. an
Court-of Calanthe Grand Lodge ser
sion are back and report-that the
?r- -enjoyed- a- fine uip -to _the "City b
the Sea." *'
Prof, fjims is hous looping, ac
cording to his own .ideas. The nuu
am and little, brood are still at At
lantic .City, N.- J. We do .not km/
what will' be-said about?-auuuy_s
house keeping when all Ure bite
r home. . ; ' ' v"'
~":^r Mis"S. L. Humphries-. is-lookin
real well.- She enjoyed, the. suihim
school at Hampton Institute. *M
Humphries says?he?is it'om^ to. tajfe
a vacation now as . heis tired huust
keeping and Working with so mai:
flowers.
IVIrsT dTtnie Douglass on "NorI
Pinckney St., entertained at * iiinn<
many friends are honing"'-"that she w
." 'be quiite well and strong] in the ne;
future; i . t ' * . .
Mr. and Mrs. ShelUmV on Non
... Pinckney St., entertained a- tiinm
on Sunday.; Rev. ad Mrs. William
.*"'Rev. Miezeil and others. The. pan
i did justice^ tor ti well spread tabl
Thanks were tendered Mr. and Mi
Sheiton for their generous .ftosp
tality.
Decon and Mrs. S. It. Ilull' ente;
taineu at tanner jits, uosie uugii?
-*Y most enjoyable tidy 'was spent
this hh&pitable home.
7?Prof. Duckett of Columbia, S. (
?pent one or two days in this cit
in interest of Benedict College. Whi
here he stopped at the home of De
? con Ruff on N'orth Church -St. ?
t- Prof. Duckett called at~many librni
in this section. Rev. and'Mrs. Tob
were among were pleas*
to have him call.''
Mrs. Rbsdbelle Worthy on Han
lpt_St., is spending the summer
Saluda, C. Mr. W'urtiiy wiH
to see her soon, as he finds it quii
lonely since she left home. -
Mrs. Nannie Kennedy Jones <
Laurens, C. C., spent the .week er
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kennedy t
^.North^ Pinckney St.
-> > Mr. Earnest jhomas, brother - *
Mrsr^-Tr-kcmT^iy and Airs. W7~?
; Williams mi North Pinekntiy .SI-,, hi
r_. '_netumedi.t.Q!his._former' home ih'Al
' ron. Ohio.
Misea Atbalee (iilliam, Lujmjt1
Kenedy', Mr. Freddie Wren-wick ar
Miss Mabel Kennedy spent. Sunda
afternoon in the little city of- Wei
Springy S. C.
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Anderson News
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a Miss Alice E. Webb is attendi
c i the National Tearhers' Askiu.iatiun
i Nashville, Tenn., having been se
* : a representative from the South C
t rolina State Teachers' Association
Mrs. Marie Johnson is visiting h
y. nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. 1
k. I, Peek. *it
Mrs. Pearl Woodford is spendi
.a while with her sister's family wh
uer sister^ Mrs. Lula 'Cnywiord-is
t \va>\ Mrsi Hall, another sister,
1.- ataat '
s . Rev. L: H.; Walker of Rittsburj
1; fa t is. conducting a revival for K<
W: O. "(_'nuv forth?They. an- 'Inn i
II wonderful success;
d Miss Mable"*"* Sumter of Mannit
IE t;., .spent .a few days with MrsZ
>1 C. Campbell this Week,
s On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
? W. .Montgomery enterttiTned for?M
e .I. Y. Pullins and Miss Mable Sunit
o .Those preSept were Mesdanies Pei
- I'll ill I, Vi 11 m, ,j i ill ti ? i iU. . M ,
^ Clarion, Nell Adger, Lu<j.y Nei^l,
- L. Davis, C. J. Peek, Z. V. A. W.
? ilams; Misses Johnnye Adger, Jos
phine Butler and^Ipjlian Broftrt.
! ' held their 1-tih Annual Grand Lgd
^ meeting in Durham, X.* P.? It' o
1 progress of the race is making* ji
*- visit Durham, N. C.?Mr. J. H. Th
- mirs,. who is the Worthy Master
- Tane'r"Lo?!ge No. CJl, represented t
... ..Anderson Lodge. . j I
The Mtt,.n,i,wi t |g. K*|
l\ meeting in Charleston last we<
Mysdames Lula Harper, Klease Ov
von,-' Marie Nonas, Nettie Tayli
P- Rev- S. C. Campbeii; ^.lessrs. 1>..1
* l*liui'tlrd, .' Leu -U.ii i.*,, \V. "I.. I'm
c and T. B. Williams. TJiey report
Mis B.'L. Davi , Misses Nettie a! ".n-.iria
Mark left Tuesday I'm-- Ptrth
Iclplrin t>-? pni."iii =
^ Ttuul M rs. Ered Jackstm *' ntc
^ "Mitt*Mrs. C. WY Montgomery-. T-)u.
"present were: M-r. and Mrs. Will K
, .uns, Asheville, N. C.; Mr. and M
( B. Williams. tMr. and Mrs. Jo
'' Adger, Mr." and Mrs. W. I. Pet
Mesdatnes Marie. Johnson and I
J noes. All present enjoyed the or
^ lung. ^
- The ninny friends of Dr. and M
C. W. Montgomery rgeret to lea
, that they are planing to make Unit
uieir noiui1. i r.ey are oo
faithful, church -workers and wo t
? orrV to have--them?go. Huwev
we hope they will have success
q their new field of labor.
.. Mi^r-K?m-Burt?n left Tuosil
v nior-nlnir for Washington, 1). t";
* visit, relatives,-,i . ?.
. "Vl-p^ftrtrH 'LTTf^y and Miss Man
Turner Surprised their friends
[ _ quietly getting married a short til
^-.ago. A'e wish them joj. andhapi
noss on their life's voyage.
' The 'Young Men's Social .Club c
k tertaiiied .Monday, night at the ho
of Miss Geneva Coleman in honor
,, Miss Viola droves of -Pendleton," \\
,r- is: the house guest of' -Miss Da
r. Neal.
x Mr. and Mrs.-. George W. Mari
Jr., motored to Due West Sum
afternoon in Mrs, Marion's new c
== Mi--; .lennjo Mae llead and M
j Hula Mae Morton who have been \
" iting." Mrs, Ella Cunningham ;
, ; daughter, left Sunday night for th
j home in Atlanta, Ga. ; ?
| Mrs. Maggie Mattison of" Phi
TjMelphia is in the city for a while *
l< . \lng I'l'lCiida.?.. ' . ? S
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ty IUGHPOINT NEVVH c
le'., - j---. s.
Ilighpoint,' X. G., July 28?-X,
j highly entertained while visitiVTg
L'_ mghpoint, i\.
s.! Miss Ilcrndon is. visiting in Ilij
at I point, N. C. the house guest of A
j Osley A. Thompson, 821 Kairview
Z., I She is enrgute tQ_ ^sheviUe, N.
y j alter-having spent the first semes
U- lit Hampton Institute, Hampton, i
a-j aking special work in Primary Me
?|-oils Sim-O her arrival she has h
fs ! royally entertained by the social
in 1 lites of Highpoint. They are spar
.d no pains in making her stay pleasi
'j Miss Herndon is one of .the effiei
i teachers in the "Mc-Beth school at t
in i ion and we are delighted to have
'o ' in the city. -
TIIE EVANS' HAII
'i DRESSING
mz?? ???;?rtr*?
is th hair dressing to lay your h
It will keep your hair com I
for all day long.
^""revym'rf Unit* PrrrKing is the h
*l?fur .curling and waving; it_J>right<
: and beautifies the color of the h
0 and .gives it a Iustrious appearan
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THE PALMETTO 1
Laurens News
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ng ' Misses Engelet and Helen Jories'y
?Newberry spent?the- week-end?in
nt the city* visiting relatives, Mr. \V. F\
GarHri^tjph atVrt sister l i? St. 1
Mfs,s lltjieir i^yiiorsulirp- her ljaajlelorj
el .ttbirrse at' Boston and* Miss thagelet ',
?t Andpvsoh, Alabama. " Mips . Helen v
"will leave Newberry Wednsoday for
hS Pantlihii. wlini'c she! will re.
'ic> .I'mn hi'f work of cnndllt i ill " il Rihh>
^ Institute in which she lifts beCh en
gaged for scvern 1 years. * j ,
pj. Miss Jessie A. Saxon of.'Jhx.
,v and .Mrs. Kosclla Kelley/of Kaletgbyj
^7"^"^" ? Ttgtrtrtrr
Ellen Saxon is the mother of Miss
^ Jbssie. Miss KJelley once lived here, ,
hut now?Hvrs in HulHgh.?nfrd?wns?.
here on the funeral of her father, ' .
r> Mr. Elijah Dendy. ;
M rs.?TTdiTiso Price ' litis?rotumetf?;er
from Greenville where she at tended
arj , funeral of-her brother in law.
v 1- tik: RoselU.Kennedy of "Possum:" .
B. j Hollow''. has?heen id eft?tW?n _wot'k?^
rl_ i or two. Fearing; soine mental tie (
el j rangenient, she was taken to At ^
j lynta to her relatives, where- she
id might be given close attention. ;
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ge : -Miss Bessie Wilson of .Newberry. (
nc is visiting "Mis;- Isuh-e tiv.vm on Jey .
,sf sey St. a
|uv'I'he- funeral <> ' Mr. Charles Snaul 7
- ding- of S|Tartailt.lirg was* held 'from
M*t. Zion 'Baptist t hui ch last wcc*k.
j Itev., Mitchell,.-, popular-. pastor of *
of St-'Paul Baptist Church has not been (
?k. well, but is. much improved at. tins ~
or. writing. Ho has been. laboring hard J
or, in revival met'tinys lot--scwra' \yeeks ,
vVV On the occasion of the r liunt!. meet
Hr;?ii:,n ul' tin. tVuinonV, \V.. toj??BttS??
n volenw at Si. Paid 'last S;md.iy iif. '
? ! iii'iiiinii?Iil.' ciialTi1-' l.ivdi tinri<i
s'ovjwjn. . Iicv". ). \V: Ma m * llaptist" .
ji??mini *li'i':-?and i a^aU o?1 role- >?*>> ?m?.
, ,tIk HamptonStreet -11L-t>li School ...
>rftreai'Ltfd U'-ttaeirirpn au> JV.V\vs" *>1'
Trr-^-wuudd-as I lie i a-1 yH'i' j' 'Q';!-i.n r-u* h ^
,? ar," occdsi.n.itt-v, -'aytl' Airs. .1, \V, ^
V | - Withei-siiooil 'We!'-'* - : ;' '
r>. ; r^ce.tii.'r. Mrs'. Withe r- : .< ' ??' '.pari* _ai.
iuv interest in1;: ta-'ij. . . !* I
k; - The Sundry. i^iool." J.;i. ,:uiTe aT .
va MoU?u villi*.. 1;?<! V.wli war ufcei-Iien' j
or j- ill 'vii'iy IT; i ii u !;v marsh ??W\1
It"I?>' K. ?)i l?t Smith an;. Vt ..
j... ! Withei snoom wi.i at'. iufren*rve to J
rn f niori* chibiiV.ue nrer'atata it *! .r tins j
,n i kind'Of iftstruetion. ^ j
,t-hT Mrs. Ma-.ilda llolfdavyrwfrV- oTTMF. ,
irii'!'\\*iuW 1 lolTday oi 701 Cii aj' -sl.. i? in
dtv aeain to ioe lor.i.au 'a'-.ly'. s
jn ami lYieniis. . She lias been-In Add1.
villi* l'i?r s.?iv.. ini'.*, Fiiti will r> main
ay T>: e uiuil (ht'A.vf. - - i
{.y Mrs. iVsa"-,e-il '>.{? mother.
Mrs, l.i'.I'e Sii *'l ?>i V* in.-^lon_Salem.
l,v Sirs'. Bessie'Ma-Uhvw'.'j Burns' Ave. 1
i11c" They Lett !<-i h -iiie. on V.ic..-day.
?i The- t'?>.*iv?y or Boor. A 1
C 'lapel nu t at .tlv'hutJjv/ot- Mrs-. .'.la,; '
mk Goodwin .oil i'rVo Si. !.w t week vV-U
me pleasant ami 'j.T-?v..ia'.>!e '"i.ukhLs. IT."?5
dl cedent course's \\ere sfrci'd lIio.,Je.
!k7 ,u i .-eat. Aii^ i \ h. Mi . tlie?v-Uy?
isy' wore roprcsi'iilo.i. PYof.
W. A. .White' is i?:nk iti? the *
on, city'litter having, spent plea.- nnl work \"
fay at Orangrebuvtf'. p?-?.?-r-i??!
a\\ Knoxville lt-turln-d to Laur-Mis last .
iss Thursday" after n i< peikoil iron: 1
-is- the lawir.'iii-t oT'tbc liuytil GiunW.
inU and' were-'.it not t< t hold in-isiiikes.. '
ieu; and oarviid n'.ai cavi;: is.;; wutiUT ha've
in'i .1 "v, liite.ivMi? ' i.iii. '1 he
la -fame w..s tidied "the clcwillh ill
rts--- li.lift'?Wrth .tin- scor.es ei'?isst\l anil, !
id '1. ? __
Bethel .INij.-'siiHie.iy S e.iol-j;.. had a
successful ciuerh.ihv.;'i;\ a. me home
of." Airs. AiUi'ic 1 iunier oil .Sullivan^
" -.Wenuey"Mi~n<1:rv -m-.-ht.- They raised.
lu*s , . ... .,
-St ljtW. I'nullcs f'oelot.Vr tile
, AVTwRinl-T Bene. "a ni and.. several (.til-.
in r **" ***** ' "7"'T'T**\ ! L
er organizations usotl. tlvtr suave al r.
wj. tcrnooiy and ni:..!a t'? r> "d. el feet. .
j* M isses' KtiVdy. i turner, M iks .Miller,
he vs. .1. \Y? AVasnjiVgtong .'und:vl. C.{'
MeClellan wore* anion'g these attendlt
' iny tlie League Cbnyt-nTiwii at Green
villit, this- week. L ? .
NEWS OF THE Ol,l> FOLKS HOME
i'ng We 'wish to thank-1hit.Sitlhey Pavk
civjL E. C juuxui i'^r a . donatior^ to
ent the home through Sister Jaimie F&r-ij,
-n erson-on-Suiuiuy The donation was
her -VLU7, for which we were vrey. thankful
to them lor. \\ o always stand
"1'iV iii't'd of lu n?. T
TIT ? Wo are vei y glad Lb have Sister
* Ferguson to Ik* able tit. tvport on du -s-.
ty gain. She has been somewhat indisposed,
.and <?n account of the death
of her husband,' caused "ReflioHjcT'eTT
a,r Unlimited from us. Hut we are tliunk
JC'(T fuf that she is-able to ht- oiVhtr -foctrj
W'" >''"'i- "iiv t"i)lks to care for.
?MS -Very triad to report that th.ey are !
a,r still getting along nicely.
^ We ask ttif in a;, ers of the public-:
- - ... If there he any donations, please
send to. zjlz.u imiiiwouu avimiui:. >vl* :
~r tnanK yoxr . - ??? r
C. r Susie Jaggers, Manager.
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LEADER
Abbeville News
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jMessrs. S. J. Edwards and J. S. j
Slmora motored to St.-Mary, S. .C. j
dn "dtil3f,27th and carried Misses Jes_ !
sic Fair and. Miidred Shivers to at-j
tenet the jSunday School Convention.*
Shivers, is a delegate to the
convention from St, James-A. M
Church. i
Messrk.'V George Curry, James
Gujisby, <VVi 1 lie Rinckney and John
lJeyeStux jhoiored to- Si. Mary on the
tifkh and spent the day at the Sunday
Sohool convention. While they |
trere theVe, Elder B. J. Ramsey, the
tncsidin'g elder of the.Abbeyijle DiST-l]
;viet made an interesting talk on ed.
ucation. . u
Mrs., Annie B. Davis went" to At
lanta, Ga., on July ll'th and came |
x\ak on July 2Jrd.
We are very giad to. say that Mrs, r
Sallie . Cowan on Richie St., is out j
igain after her recent illness.
'Messrs. J_ohn T^. N.ao.Q? axui. Rodie j
I,, lltfHUU Ibltll, 14. -
-mton-July 21st and spent a f.ew
fours with Misses Blanche and Wiiilie
Florence Mattison.
* Mi'. H. Bi'own>. who is a resident
TV 72 Secession. Avenue and was em
iloTved at the "Abbeville Cotton Mills
Cor a number txr years is now h Bap_ j.
iot minister. Mr?Brown .wiib tf >v-?
n;his license to preach Monday nigh^
Iuly 25th. Rev. Brown will, be or_
l.ilncii- in, the ripar futtlyo, then ho ,
>vj 11 be ready to carry the gospel. '
.)ur best <virrht\s to him for a life long ]?
uccess.
Mrs. I.ottie Jackson who tame to.;'
Lbbevillc a lew Mays ago on account i
f the illness of her husbamk-return_ , '
d.to i?roenville, Ms. u. on..July '48m. '
Mrs. Rachel Glenn,.; the efficient ^
ill" >ei fruin Andoimiii,"!j.^Grrarrived
n. the city last week for a visit to
Tit arid Mrs. George w. Moseley, '
>r., on Spring St. '
Miss Myrtle Teal has recently '
ii the, late model as a delitrhtlul gift f '
0 her mother. ....
We want to say that Mrs. Emma. J
1 Anderson was an instructor at the , '
r.. .oilier seltAol i.- Orangeburg,. S.
A She is a native of Abbeville,-but '
;iie is now living in CharlottajfN. C. 1
Mr I. A Bichie and- Mrs-tMary -
.. l'opc., Sr.,' have returned from the '
1 r. and Court of Calanthe Grand 1
\ li?-XVuis held in l<j5 t j
ast week. They both report a sue (
essi Lit trip to the /'Citv bv the Sea."
?ltickie. and Mrs- ,1. S. <
Vrfjrht left last Sunday for ^3eaufort
??;ii tendhe Grand Lodge, oi the ;
Jdd Fellows and Ruthitesi" .
. .Mr. and *Mrs. Jarpes-Te^l, Dr. and :
Mrs. L. G. Humphries, Mrs. Florence '
i V:<t; Messrs. Steee Mcknight, Os 1
ar ihirst, r..- E. Fuller, llaynes '
. essay.; 2Lises.._Cleo Fair, Zephia 1
Vielvnight, Mamie White, Myrtle" 1
i'eal, '.Helen and Catherine/I.atimer, 1
'.tannic L. Brdaford went to -Little
ili.H 'on July 28lh oh a" fishing trip.
1 li/y re;ort -a 1 ucky -.tyip
isii Cieo Fair came home on Juty~~ilirdT'rom
OrangCWUrg, S. C., where ''
-he' Hud been attending the summer
school! i /
Our colored (lental surgeyn Is still
>n the job at his ollice o-n South Main
St. -Lie is Dr.. L. G. Humphries. His
>ii\ce is over Messrs. O. J., 1111(1 Ob.
ear Hurst's "barber shop Give him a,
trial. "
" We"" wish to" say~/lTat-Ro:v.- \\E7-LT-Tiievtin
on Churt-h $t.j has Vecently
in. tailed another barber c-haty- in his
barber ship. nt-tS 1X'\lill anil Mr.
JaekSon will "serve customers prompt
ly. j
Mrs. Rosa. Barber, '.who came to
lmIs eitv 'sometime ago from Tampa,
Fla., for a visit to her parents, ex_. (
poets to leave in the near ruiunr roi
( hii.agb. since the marriage of her
sister^ Her marriage' is seen else,
where in fnis issue.
Friends will learn with mucTfi ir^
tyrest the honor which has. been
t'errcd r. A1 leT^^jiuiUyr M
BuP^i^is iiin|jti?#rni Mil fclks Con*
volition from Washington. , D. C.,
which will be held in New York City
This* speaks well for Mr. Butler and
is also quite an honor for him as he
has only been a resident in the capital
city for the pa'st tViree years.. Tie
is formerly a resident of Abbevi 1 le,
and is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
N. J. Butler, Sr.
Rev. J. S. SUMdt'is pleached for ub
at St. James A. M. E. Church Sunday
might.- FHh~ text was found in James
~~ Itew.?Lh finek'-hey" preached lor __
h?> U.J?Snndnv morning. His text
woo; "For- the wages of ain is death
but the gift, of God is eternal life."
Dr. Pmcknoy preached n .suul stirring
ierfnon. ffe?rs the prodding rider.-.
Fir Baptising Holiness Church.
Rev. L*. M. Gary filled his pulpit
last Sunday night. His text-was: Str.folin
0:0?-8. , I
Rev.J._S. -iiandets, Messrs. Albert
r rt?ir>r Sr _ and Clifton Taylor wor_7|
shipped with ub last Sunday morn : [
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McGOKMICK NEWS
? Sunday marked h new urn in thy
ded. The 'lessor? was thoroughly
taught by* the superintendent,, who
r&y^Aved it and the teachers. The
superintendent is Mr. R.. II. Bell.
After which We listened . to a very
interesting report-made-by- Miss-MiL
w?? Patterson who was del eg; led
to the Sunday school institute, which
was held at St. Mary, A. M. E.
church. We were also proud to have
Miss Janie EL Pen-in wath us again.
She, has , been attending summer
school at Trenton, S. C. She reports
a_very pleasant stay. ? ?
At ;$:UU o'clock there was a rally
for the benefit of the Allenite Club,
Rev. E; D. Talbcrl of Unly Spring
Baptist Church,.preached'"a wonderful
sermon. The .following program
was rendered. ;4
'Rw-rUthntr-Mi'. -Klll.m. Tlill'ily
Little Johnnie" Lie Laurence, I.aw_
i-ence Evans, and J. I), Porrin; Rcc
itation, Mr. . Benjamin Harrison;
Duett, Little Dora Mac Walker and
Lottie Mr.e New; "i^ecitatiori, ?.Iv. J.
B. Sineleterv: Duett. Alisssiw .Innoie
B. and Mamie L.^VM'I'In; UtcklUUill,
Miss Leola Sibert: Readalien.
Mamie L. Perrln; Remarks by. the
Chairman of the Club, Aline .Innie H.
Porrin, after .which an of ferine1 -at
$12.00 >vas taken by Mr.. Wells and
Mr. Harrison.
1 Ail \hu were present enj.iyed the
Jay. The Junior .chuuch will have
.erviee Sunday, August 7, 11 ::',d
Gome one, -come all and' enjoy the
4tty?with 'the ymihg'?people. J'wv
Perrin will be in charge, of the ^hr."
^jr*A|a
Miss janic Povr'h speiiC.'.the weeh
>rtd in* Columbia, S.. C.. where she
.vns (he guest of Rev.-and Mrs. 'Walter.
-She-reports a pleasjuiivt' '7177;?
ing.: ' ' '
We are'very sorry to say $iiaf~?dr.
[Ienry Tavji/r is still sjck at his
home near city.
( i^ tr''" 2Cih ?'fi'oni Fay'ot.evUW^
".~C> to 'be "at'the bedside'ol iier uti
de; Mr. Jlehr'y Taylor, Si-.,
The Abbeville Water and Kk?c.tri<
iinvcr Juiuse is liking to lil-dalld 11. AV
filter in the near future."
Mr. W. B. Cireene, Sr.. is now hailling'
the ftt'ick- foundation To if it.
Mrg. Emma It Wilson came home
an July 2pth, lr.om '.Mt nip i.-s. 1 viii..
where she went to it Ii1:ici lite da.ul
Irennia! jv.eeiing of the \\: H, and
F. M. -Soriety i^ the A. AI. K. Church..
She. told the congregation about iu at
St. James last Sunday nip hi after
frrcavhing---r,erviey;.' A.l lor \v:nuh"rho
tad the choir to sing "The Stale
Song,'* which wjjs sung at the coii.
rention. '1 he next meeting will lie
held in Columbia,, S. C. in lU.'Ji.' 1 he
\V. 11. -and' I'\ "Miysionttry wit* estab
lisKecl in 18To by the late" Bishop
Henry McNeil Turner..
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- > Saturday, August 6, 1927 ? . (
I Bennetts ville News- ' V
Mrs. Hattie Haines and Mrs, Salute
! Stephenson Brown from En^lewood,
?N. J., were called homo on Uccount
- of -the sudden sleuth oC Mrs^HainesL ,
I brother and \Mrs. BloWn's husband,
William Brown, who: died in Englewood
and was buried here. The fun i .j
iral was attended by Iiev. J, R. Heath. <
at Dry -church. Our sympathy?7*^?^
goes to tup bereaved family jn their v. ;1
_.?ort.'u-w.- Wp- are?having-3orni'~'Vtifiie~? ^
at Shilo Baptist church. Meeting
in progress..' Rev. S. Youngblood
j preached a .soul stirring sermon Sun ? .
| day. -It seemed like the church, would'
} .set 011 firey There wei'e- a- lot of ?'
thorn eanif over on the* Lord's side. ~
1 We are glad that Mrs, Minnie
Reese is 1111 proving wonderfully ih
' sewing. Miss Kaiie Earyon, ?Nurse
' McKay, Nurse E arve 11 . unilJXp,
Counts', motored to Columbia last
^ <"'1;.' -Wc wish tiiem a pleasant Iri f ?
j Me and ?,lrs. Almon Knight, from
1 Vlsitihg I'clatiTEs -and friends.
:\Ir. Andrew Whittle front Engle
wood," *NT. J-., is in the' City visiting
relatives arid friends.* We wish hint*.
~a pleasant stay. The young girls an .
boys Glee' cllib duing wonderful
work. AVe?wh'h "that oyery 'lai'mjier 1
would meet nest meet in;;. M>sj Ep ,?
ofoniii T? ?.><!< I ir\L- from Snartanbunr. t-t.
ftT is in 'Hip imy visit frig her father
and friends oh Chanor Avo. . ,. _
W? wish that -every one in Ben.
. not'.sville wo.uld pay up at* once the
hack?fl.ios <ir ctse tfffeir papers, will
be cut.-oft*: ~ '
V. mn> & IC? > !_ .. ? ; 1
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We avo still ink rested in the 110WS pW
and tlii>-maxutre: sive letter vbox '
'{nd-nee-ashing friends t^> please cori_'
1 i" 1" 'I " 1 ii '"*)i ') .- <I"* |.?n- him
fire ! do Haw-- for the News c4uf> sfchoul .?
JLtliixjdad that v.liite and colorcd
people are aid algous in this great
enterprise in showing the great need
of -'.nu? ' people of . rivaling Ihc .Bible
"" url Ky./p up opip family docfifincs.
In lV.*?ves-.and in- the coiftm unity in
which w.e Jiv.J?. Now brother minis, ;
tc-rs of the tiAvif of Mulliijs; coaxial
ly. Ill'- c.dnml ;iiii:f. ti: . you -iiv the.- ?loadtnpj
ones, as' shepherd's of the
cliul'cnoa hu'.'e in Me'lins,- will you all.
prey forme and ask God in your
prayers to let me lire a. Godly
hie iH'i e in' ..tluilais i fat. fell! *!>e an
Uty K V V I m UlHil .IWH \UT,r ilVHP
c!?h sch<,.fi; will :?o a* ;ci'oat .i.cdium- ' _
. in TTtiTghtch'rng-thtr people to bo good s
livers.- to obey the (aw of the* 'land
and be a church rcvotyinjr and ititel_
rtr;U'?t "poo;;!'.'.?('>. (l.n! li. iii "T.tT1 To
watch and .pray' ami keep ray. gar J
.uietits clean abu 'to be a faithful
follow or of- fbe. I.old and Savior, Je
"Us. Christ, Will JTRt have a great '?
Negro ji>u> nal- coming to .\?>nu. boyo ,
evi'i-y Saturday morning. send for the
Palmetto Lender,.Coltidibia; S. Ci : 0
ICF.NSED EMPAL-MfcR ~"
LSNA & GEORGiA
FllDLVcll Cars .ir.ci Funeral -?-?
' Equipment ?- ??
As Good as the Best
And Better than the Rest jj
And Prices Less
criuk i my:??
AND' '' ' .1'
SERVICE
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? ' CITY. COME \NI) SEF.
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SUITS $22.50 UP . 1 _
[J Trousers $7 50 UP I
r ALL HADE TO ~ ?
YO< R MFASMRF. ?
> and Trousers f",
nd Cost Less J j
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