The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 17, 1928, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Saturday, March 17, 1928
Greenville JNews _jine
iriends ol )lr. and Airs. Jamc.t
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Foosters will regret to learn that
Mrs. Fooster has been ill for several
weeks,, and -will wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mr. Seymour'"Carroll," Grand NYiTTTc
Secretary of the K. of T., was a him*
nes visitor here one ddylast wdek
Mrs. Mamie Johnson, .Ware St., lia>
been quite 111.for sometime. hujf i
j showing marked improvement at thit
writing. ' -?
Mrs. Minnie Brown Webb died or
Thursday at her lute "home, on Anderson
St., following a several week's
illness. ?Mrs. Webb Wits about" ~7T
' years of age, a native of Greenwood
having moved, to Greenville -IT yonr;
ago. Many years ago , she -identified
Vherselt with the church arid was a
faitl\?ul member of Allen Temple A
M. ?j, Ghurch at the tbne of her death
Her death will cause deepest regret t.
a host of friends here,?Fdriernl services
were eonductp at Alln Tcninlc
Sunday afternoon-by tht> Itov. A. ( '
Y....?u'opter, who delivered a very abh
and masterful discourse to a"capinii\
congregation. Interment followed
in Richland cemetery. E. \V. Ijiggs
leading, mortician of this.section, \v;w
the funeral director.
Little Roze,lle Louise James,- tHe
infant daughter of Prof, and Mrs. 11
-M. L. James was christened in a very
charming ceremony- at the home ol
her parents last Sunday afternoon
Prof. J. M. Pollard and Mrs. Fricthi
Holloway were the godfather am
godmother, > respectively. -Little Mist
James was the recipient of many useful
gifts, including over $15.00 ir
cash , ,?__?
The auditorium was fairly well fill
ed at Allen Temple.A. M. E. Clunvl
Sunday morning to hear^the Rc\%^A
CrSumpter. thc pastor deliver a yci;\
touching and impressive sermon . 01
"Life's Aim and End", which.>;eeJv.j?
-to be a burning . message addressed
especially to the young 'people win
are more or less., inclined to entci
life purposelessly and without any
apparent regard for its end. Tin
congregation included Mrs ltehe<<v
Walton, who made "a very faTeetivi
adress on .behalf of the Fair wok
Hdme in Columbia. - The Sun<la>
School and League services were we 1
-at^gnded as usual./ The evening dis
. course was rendered by tlj^c che liev
D. P. Adams, who used as his Lua'.*
Matt. 11:29. Good music was funv
k ished by the choir throughout tin.
qay.
Miss Mary Rooks makes -the fol
. lowing report' front Evangelist Lap
tist Church, of which Rev. A, 11
- Burke, is the pastor: Sunday ScluTo
? services wero excellent;?revfew
^eing conducted by the--'pastor. Tin
Dastor also dplivr>r?>?I in.? ;? ?.?
mon, which was highly spiritual; hi
using as a theme: "The Felly ol' l)is
obeying Truth." A large number \v;r>
present. A quite impressive after
noon service was conducted by tin
?"pastor and members~bT the Holmes;
church.' The B. Y. |\ ' U. . service.were
all that eould. be desired. Tlu
1 evening, another strong cll'brt, \vnpreached
by the pastor. The churcl
is in the midst of a splendid reviva
? meeting, which is be4ng conducted to
Rev.TSroden, of Georgia.
-?? Wttyd No. 2 of Springfield' Bnpt'i.-d
Church met"Monday nigTTt at the honp.
of Mrs'. Alice Fisher, oa Chicora Ave.
* where a verv hrntitnglo eweinn ? ...
had. / .
Prof. H. M. L. James, tliq cllicienl
librarian at the Center, preached" ar
. illustrated sermon at -Pilgrim He si
Baptist Church, Monday night, he us
ing slides to illustrate various phase:
. of his discourse. He was able assist
ed by the pastor, Rev. II. W. Slew
art.
Dr:' Warrep Cooper, a ? splendii
young dentist of this city, will do
_Jiyeti_the. principle addross at iilu
A. C. E. League gathering at Aller
Temple, Sunday afternoon at
? o'clock^ ?ptd?li?-i9--eordirtHy--rrr
vited. * r , . V.2
The second quarterly conference
will convene ^tt. Allen. Temple churcl
i during the comtoig [week-end, wiff
*^ihe presiutng chler, Kev. .J. VV. t'opg
'lass, presiding. The public is invitee
to hear him. I
/ .The Willing Workers Club met
' Monday afternoon atj the home 01
Mrs.'Liz?ie Calhoun, bn Nichols .St.
where a highly satisfactory meet in*.
" was enjoyed. Deliciofis refreshment:
were served by the hostess. 1 u
The Rev. C., F. Gandy, pastor o:
' Springfield Baptist Church.! Rev. A
R. Burke fo FTvangcliSt Baptist, chain!
and Rev. H. W.. Stewart, of Rilgl'in
Rest baptist Church, will participat<
??* special program at Allen Ton
pie Sunday afternoon at 3:3D o'clock
' The program is being Sponsored To
the- Boosters-Club, of which-Miss F
t. Lykes is" president. ~ . .,
r-'*rv h Within 30 minutes nfter he ha<
preached a. wonderful?swwon oyei
the remains of the late Mrs. M. B
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BAMlHSRi; NEWS - 1
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Hie ladies sewing circle met Wed;-'
r in.1 <rrty i>l last week aT the home of i
, I Mrs. F. t'huppello. After-the busi- J
I ness. hour, refreshments wore served t
1 by tlic?to tliu delight'of all;']
present. White potato salad on let-': t
inn; leaves, salt men* and eotl'ee were! j
. - served as- thP firsts course,' followed '
.' with' fee cream and cake. Mrs. Belle ,
; l!rimes, is-president-of this orKunixa- ? |
^'ii; My . t "h;ip|-t'lle,. vice-president!,
vjybd Miy. I ula .lohrtstui, secretary, jj
j VII i'ie l.idics ('lr!i fevlinu jiiu,cli in (
^spired nu-ct'-with Mrs. Je feline ...
John.d?n next .Wednesday." I
Mrs. Muri th'Smith, tpiite an ajted i
I Vrmran and :r faithful member of^fnrH1
.. ti'eth-emar.e Baptist Church, died at j
; the hitijic yf her son, Frank, Monday.'!
[ ili I' III i'.? - la ! sel'c|ee.. were .-it I endi-il ;it
, lie ah. ve lianicu church, Tuesday. lj
. j dovi WfW. < happel'lO, ollieiated. ShCj ,
, has sous <pmt daughters", and a host ,'
tf jriand children to mount her loss. ^
. J I Ke itereavell family has- our ?ympa....-r.-g-..~
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? . .iiivmij; im- many nappy \yofshTp-J ~
-pers al the Thank 1'u 1 ;13aiMist* Church j {
last is u inlay was ITr.rT): J. McMier-1'
I, soil, bt" I'hihulctr^iiu, nvMow of t lie J *
,. Into .Ilev.* O. J. Mel'herson, whoso i
; body site accompanied here last week. '
.Mrs. Mcl'b'erkoh looks the picture of
health-. M
Mi.-*s Ihssie .McMillan, \Vl\p has (
been ou toe sick list for simic days,
is up a; itiii, and was able to be at (
. iier post.in-Symlay School at William (
i t Impel last Sunday to the delight ofk
friends. ;.Miss,
JUa/.ol Harrison, the noted pianiit,
was In toWfTTo" render h pro<- ,
1 iHiui at frasicr AcajJenjy last.-week,
" . weather* the'crowd \\as rather**small.
1 i Mr. l.cvi Mokes, a good citizen of
j ii>;> tov. a fdf years, left hist Saturday"
. for i'bri i'iertu, 1*la.
Mr. \\'../1L.-\lvoaiyse, prominent^ dca- ,
' ! con of the William Chapel Church, .
1 joined our .list of suberlbers this week.
' i I'.i * i tin ts no likewise. ?
iiiiiUAW m:\vs
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' 4 On Monday evening, March oth
hi; ioci.l- ltoiiy of Klks, wives aivd
i if-nd&4Uicj,icipated in barbecue feast
at the lviks'f iiume, Market St. A
I' .? njpyable tinie was spent.
tue spirit of Llkdum .rtsigned su_
11 .*.eThis in.I re is now increasing [
t.-iin ;:i belv bip aiid a "rejuvinatcd
1?ii'it f.ecui apparent.. Through-tint ir-.
" .11. wT'ks wurlhy heatf, .Bill' ~
iv. Ibrving..?
i be high school at Coulter Acade;:.V
pre en led "'lite Thread of. Destini',r:
lapl Week; t Irs- beacitit'nl play
r . en slrbii^e character. L'oultef is I
per airy noted for its plays. The ,
.iiibiie i.. watching thev progress of;
. i siiuM 1 in liraniatic art. Miss \\~il- ,
li.uns aini .Mr. .Manigault played be- ,
.iwei 'i the acts two popular song hits
, 'Blue Heaven"! and "Yesterday." |:
,-] 1 ik'V were iitrautii'ully rendered.
r* Vrr-?rrrr--^; hoi tii" know il>uT~.MTs: ^
. '* <f?.er\\Js improving. We: hope to
; out again soon. ;.
? . T:e\..N. 1. tVreene, choir/and menvr
;>ei> went, to Uunilet, X. C. last Sunf
1 ii'i ^i\ e ilie .Methodist church ~
y- their aery-iec?lie preached a wo.uler< (
Till . sermon and the. choir rendeicd
t ".or!?ipu. if.1'. A. UpUd collection^ was '
7; raised.' for flic remodeling of < tbo"i
, ' church, ilie North Carolina congve- "
; gat ion*- expressedhloasuyc in having a
.' us visit them.
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t j The - Secoiul TjesbyteyiyYi Church
i 'on la-'t Sunday had* a I'cW Rally, l'ol:
lowctt- by their nnrraM**I??nbwship sup- 1
-'per. All members ot the. I'resbyteri- i
> ah Church and niaYiy friends of other
-1 denominations celebrated' this com
amnion with'tlii'in. -Uev. G. W. Long, ^
1 pastor, .-poke of theKp r or jraji\_oT the. J
1 | I'resbyterian church * of thi\ world, j
- The soliciting of subscriptions of its' ]
; membership far the?lVrinilciul bud-!
i g^L dt> the church for the ensuing
) year was had! d .
-?T>r:~trrTTma"hiul been nmTltr~ctmrts- ~
I ter of. .Wesley JMclhodist Episcopal
: Church choir. The choir is'to render
i1 a musical program on Easter Sun*' j
frrday. - ?" ' i
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I \yebb>,liev. A. C. Sunipter ascended i
1 ?n,. 1
i ( lunch. to deliver a special swmon
f for the benefit of tho missionary so
> cicty. liev. C. P. Unndy, whois the '
' president of the, Ministerial Union
' and'who knows a good sermon when <
? he hears- it,-pronounced tho effort a 1
f gem, one of the best he has-yct heard. 1
Hence I reserve iny elaboration until '
1 a more convenient time. 1
Vj On Tuesday afternoon the Boosters
3. Club held its regular meeting at the (
lovely homo of its recently elected
! Lincoln St., where a most excellent (
~ session 1 had. AftOT .the?nsnal?
fillsiness hour and a very~Tifttn ostFiig '
I program was enjoyed, delicious refioshiHoiils
w or us orved -by -c h arSb
ing young hostess. - - , ,
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THE PALME
JSEW BERlt Y JSLCWis
The farmers in Silver-street. district
tie. preparing their land around here.
>\?r three days last week.it began
0 look like farming time. Mr. A. T.
fucker, one of the large farmers, said
lut_hi:_Avuntcd-to-plant-some corn in1
few more days. ,
Newbefry is spreading, .cstoecijtlly>n
Drayton St. For the past yeur
purtcen -new frames have been built.
Ml are tilled with land fewners and
enters, ?ItWould do-well for some
>he xo put up a grocery store on Morgan
or Drayton street. These peoile
liave to eat, and since the town is
oniing this way; it would be well for
My. T. M. Worts has purchased a
louse and lot on Snowdeh Avenue.
Mr. K. F. Floyd and Mr. "Arthui
Jijvis motored to Columbit on last.
Sunday to see" Mr. Georgc Dnvrsrrivej'
found him doing very well in
he Good Samaritan hospital.'
The stewards., of Miller (^hnpol A.
\I. E. Church are getting wady to
mil oir a rally for the pastor on Mar.
loth. There?rrrH?he servicus:~enrtr
light during that week, and on Frilay
night there will be a program
rendered by the -talent-of Newberry,
fhe .Sunday School teachers of Miller
3hrrpTT* had 'one' of "the "best -teachers'
meeting -on last Friday evening that
hey have ever .had. A full, number
were out. The lesson was taught by
the pastor. After the" lesson was
taught, Mrs ;J. O. Smart served ice
cream-and Adams' Ale. If you want
[<r~Ue up on the. Sunday. .School lesion
meet with us in our teachers'
meeting.
There was a large number of Columbians
up to visit Bethlehem Baptist.
Church On last Sunday. Rev.
White* preached the evening sermon.
11 is members, could not stand to see
him couxe alone. They arc right for
when preachers come to Newberry
they want to stay among our friendly
people. .
There will be a wedding in the
p'it.V in mrvv/*
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i'he Leader.
It is with much regret that we announce
the "Heath of qyr brother and
son,'Richard B. Harris,-, who departed
this life, Feruary" 20th, 1928 in ChatLahoof^a,
Tenn, and was buried there,
lie is survived by a-mother, Mrs. Eliza
Harris, one brother, Mr. Ed Hart'i:1,.
two?HiwtQj-s;?Mrs.?Mattio?Tyler
and.Mrfe, M. T. Davis, and a host of
nfhiT relatives ..and- friends.
BEATFORT NEWS
On Tuesday of last weok Prof. Isaac
Fisher escorted by Prof.. J. S.
Sharlklin of Beaufort county training
school visited thu Robert Smalls high
school. The. student body reassembled.
at which time the faculty and
students listened to -a timely and instructive
juldresa by' Prof. FisiHer.
The'entire student hotly' tfrts chaVnYed
by his eloquence. b
The Tti>hert Smalls high school was
pleased to have Rev. E. E. Cornwell
worship with <rhetn on Monday
[luring the -devotioYials. He brought
quite u piessflgc for them.. .
On Tuesday.-March 13th Rev. A E
Tindal, pastor .of the Brick Church
on St. Helena Island, visited Robert
Stalls high school. He held the
from the'beginning to the end. -. .
Sunday night,- March 11 was tf?T
heirinning of the F..A, B. annual home
coming week, but they were rained
out. Because of this it began on
Monday.* This year marksiHhe 63rd
LMiiiivui'smy - ui mc r. ii. e.nurcn.
the program Will Continue through*
[>ut the week. A very interesting
program is planned in which all the
pastors of the ministerial union and
rhe pnion is composed of Revs. J. A.
Wilson, E. E. Cornwell, S; \V. f'ordham
and -Et"Wt McMillan*. ~~
Tuesday night, March Gth, Prof.
Isaac Fisher lectured to a representative
audience at" Grace A/ M. E.
Church. There were representatives
:rom tne Mather school, County TriithT
ing School, Pcnn and Robert Smalls
high school. The program opened
by singing of spirit uals led by .Rev;
Fordham and continued" by Mr. M.
F. Wttdy, of Pejin school, which was
much enjoyed by aTT; At the close,
. very one went home conscious of the
Fact that he "had been more than paid
for coming out. Prof. Fisher proves
his theory by the scriptures, and he
knows he is right.?-??
Qn Friday, March Kith Penn school
quartet will make a flying trip to
Summerville, ~S. C., where they will
Churcti.
Frnf. A. K. Palmer, of Tuskegeo,
visited Robert Smalls high school.
His old friends we re glad to see him.
He-brorrgfypTio nlessage becatrsmhia
stayf was brief. l ? .
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TTO LEADER'
|WH?iav^
g Dreaded Aches,
| PAINS | ;
j? Disappeared |
j? e "My health had been poor, ? ' I
^ for ten years, before I took ;vi X
g Cardui," says, Mrs. Anna i H?;
Cronin, of Rockp'ort", Xnd. "I( * V; !
was lifeless and 'no account'-. **?
>5 I dragged around day after i
day, every movu an effort, 1 VL
and never feeling'the joy of ~
?5 being well, ?
"At times, I had a dreAdful ;
ache across my buck, uiul my ? .
|gg., along, sometimes hardly ublo ;; j:
? to leave my bed, but the do- f 'V .
Ijjg mands of a growing, family *v.'
had to be attended to; so I .i
^5? would get up, do what was **: ,
absolutely necessary,, and "
then. Ua down again".
^2 "One day, someone suggest- t j
<5 ed Cardui to me. I took it 'L for
several months, iinr|! all' 5>? " .
the time X was growing 1'".- ?
<S> stronger, - and If as-nnrvooa; J^'. X
| -gm iviy acncs ana pains linully i..v: .
o~ . disappeared. ? :
<S " "That was two-ycnrg ago. t ?
' Improvement -lva;+vl>evi> <- ?
^ permanent.- The good health, j ; !
which followed the taking of <
Cardui, is stilt .y/ith r.idvso I " " f
Uj5 do not hesitate to recommend ~ j .
?? it to my friends." "
SmCKmm
m* .'W-. *jlfci I
GUiciii.KVMi.i.i: M:\\S
A barbecue supper was- vi \ en '
^loiulay night at-, the Wii an.
cou 111y Iraii:ii7u~si- hi>a I, as tTTiT-' . .
feature of.the- Agriculture cv n .
class. Mr. Ij. M. WiHia\l\ v. ^??-!~r
the main ' sponfter j! <;?.
made a very helpful_ ta-'-r .a ! > . j
pressed to their instruct1 \ . frrr. -
It. Barr, their gratitude 1 .r t .. !
ful lessons ""and service.
After The remaTTTs t r. \\ : - ~T
Tiaivrs, Miss T.'- L. Sj/ears. pi'4'" 'V ?
Prof. Burr/with- a jijrse as a 'X\
of gratHude from the da s.
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The farmers' \Viye>, thy .fu
and teachers of the >iln <d w . r ;5^s=guests:'
lvvery. ono^~ *." <-<i'
selves as having enjoyed t*i:e <
sioii and are art .. hopiinr that" t! >
will hiyve another one suoiu ;
Mr. 'Vincent," Wjllidm- 'a;: 1--QU-<
Maggie Keels were ..joined- i' a'e'i,, ,
.holy wedlock on.Sunday aflyvi on
the honuf*?f fhe laado. l.U \. '.\>
Jones olliciatod. . e
The oiit-of-luWH gUests attend
t4ie marriage'were Mrd.iiiid. M rs. A . .
Williams and..family a'fal .\I/s. Sa'di v
Iriuihali'am,^"iff^BTslnipyiHe. . ------Mr.
Arthur Itollerson, who Ku-h -a J ?
oh the;sick list for quite a wh'lc,'pi' ; :
ed away last Friday *in<?i nine. ! ?
remains , were laid .to rest Saturday
afternoon. * i
The remains of "STlVs. I". 11a (ira.v
MelToimld were laid to. l ost' la.a M. >
day?al'tei'iiiwn- in tin?lv. iy".? } ;?I?u.
j;
Ben'nettsville Ne'vs
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! Tin." merry v i-ii?-??'?i-:?The
>1 mull?It* ?rrrp?< !< .* - . '
<> I. this term. Many t' '.he tv r-K
.reported a splendid u'riM.
Mr.s. Mhrie 'Drake and Mr. U. Ikjv
y~Drkae?trft?Tue* da\' ai'i< 1 t-. .?tXt;^'
Vnrk t'iiy,when. it. v will sr' i
the snninier.. -
]?-ALii^.K. (kiL.k- *' '/.
I il lfor a few days. *
j Mrs. M\ l.omaw .of ."is
| S. C., was calloU'lure to tin* . i
| of her daughter, M i r*.vM:i:-.: ie Met . k
[who for lhe pu>! IfA .week?!kr?i. t?
very-uir?hi i ?i?
Mrs. Josie Leake l n>k .eriyn-'y
ht. the. M ralbo )'u Si at iu-H ? :? lht day
afternoon.. She 'Nu 'll \ .
The City was highly h y'V -?- i _ S
clay- tp
ors to tho elty^ cliij!\hc* *r ^
They were* Mrs.'vVlTc e ('. Uuth M..- Harrison,
Mi.-s Kraz'u 1. at'u "1 il :V
ville." They came here r<;v- > a* ". ' ?
and ^soliciting,funds, i"< r 1 h?* K.in'. _
school. , ; ,
The County Teachers'. \s>*>e;ai i t
was -highly favored to have l?r. W;'
fcinson, presiiienLt'l SUily ('ollegc. ' T-f?
speaW to vheni .on la st 'Satunlay. \ . -j _
iarge number' of. tlie tejtehors^ - i
to hear i)ini. Afier t luymrt:u-.t, .< j .
erhody marclMul tW- the' tir.md I n I
hall where a grand^ reyeptionawait v I., J
them all." ' - ? ! ?1
Rev. Jenkins delive red a .silen ' id i ? v
sermon, Sunday nrdrnrnjr at '^Ir h -f "
R^ptist Church We are -l.'.l
inpr the prayer of our prpod friends "X
to help us Tn seeuTtTT? a'real l.-a.k'p
t.> W.nl.nnr ehiirch, ?'f?
Rev. Murdock, pastor otr F.vanrs | /
Chapel A. M.
his best Sunday mornlne arid'evening. > *
Dr.' Hanna was the main sr. . ker in *
4,he pyenTng at the It. V. T!jneeinit*. ?
He spoke "on the health question. v
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i< vi*i-J, mi'. iv>iinjr inuvir.* ai his
atu* .M:n;v ui", 1) 4?' ^ 1 . 1 .-in '0*?i
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Wats-ai,. a it.iHiln'i* uf_tL.c <-Marshall
Comp
Wishes to use
to Welcometh
to Our
and would-"have
You will find the
Nationally Kno
Merchar
Society.Brand Suits and Top
Griffon Suits and Top Coat<
Knox Hats Hanan a r? rl M..~
Interwoven Hosiery, Rockini
Daddy Junior Boys Suits am
Hartmanh ana Wheary War
Belber Lu ggage - Ladies
Over Night Cases.
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F>rices on_joiher repair
PHONE 68^0
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WE vise only .1-00 pt i ,eefit pu
AVE have. !oi your pers< .nal
T. - liu i. c-ixujiJted, p; v H? r ns-tu
prices :ue reasonably low
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