The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 30, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, June 30, 1928
1 Church News
By REV. J, C
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ZION BAPTIST -. ?!
.CHURCH HAPPENINGS'
Asst. Supt Thomas Dargan called
the school to order promtply at TOTOD
A. M. T he opening exercise having
~ been completed, the teachers took
charge- oil their' respective classes.
The revielv for the quarter was had ;
by each crass. M'l's. Alma Donley and J
Mir. M. C. Tayldr were elected dolegates
to represent us in the St ate Sun_
day-School and B. Y. P. U. Convon1
'l-j 1 gT ^ 'l! u i rt'.C r ^ a " s tiros so d tliV 1
financial side, showing the school why 1
they ought keep the state banner
which they won in Charleston ^ajtt- year.
Master Robert Miller, who hn?
been living^in Cleveland, Ohio for 1
sometime with his sisters has r^turnnrolled
in our school to I
the-deh^ht of mSaily of his old class
?;?mates. ?;? f ' *?Ia
most'wonderful.sermon, psing as his
text, "Unto him that loye.th us, and
loosed us by his blood, to him be: 1
gloryr dominion forever ?n<l over. "
AVnen." Rev. 1:5-0.
The Rev, R. C. Stover of Ijeakesville,
N. C., sang a heautiful solo.
Motorcade to Winnsboro.
I Everybody was in a stir,for, the fnotorcade
to Wirinsboro. About .10 nut&?
1 mobiles intluding a bus of the Colum- ~
I bia Bus Line vent. It.was an impos
ing sight , to behold. When we arrived
at Winnsboro there we were i
greeted by a large number of poo-j
i - pie, who had . many baskets lnflon j
with every conceivable, thing good t >.
f eat to satisfy our hunger., The St.!
.J Paul?BapVu-t Church fed all?of- t-h ^
,.? multitude from Columbia aiid had a
plenty left over.
The services ccftisisted of songs of
m vaiious kiikls. .The solo by Mis Ho- i
retha Cannon was just grand. The I
ft., chorus led by JVIr. Robert Gannon was I
I soul-ftirring. The mixed quartette ef
Zion comprised of t-wo women and two
. - men brought'the house down. Prof.!
^ i'attcrson and wife, supt? of city;
< - ? .schools .of. Winnsboro. (white) ~wcrc
just carried away with the music.
| Rev. J. M. Boatty, the honored and
. highly respected "pastor, introduced"
Dr. J. C. White as his father in the
gospel, who - both baptized him and ^
\vife and married them.
Dr. White preached from the subject:
"The s^ng of the blood-washed."
B At times the house was oh fire of (he
Blioly Ghost. $61.00 was raised. DoaB
cons John Suber, Scott, Win. Watson,
J. G. Green, James Rutherford, Wiii.
W Smith, L.-W. Hill, Capt. W. H. Coul
W try were among some of the officers
B present, with near forty ushers, jubiH~
lee'and ihe_music choirs, with a host
^f members composed the conclave.
Revs. J. C. White. T. J. Roseboi'o
HGunter and Your.g, all of Winnsboro,
assisted Pastor.J. M. Beatty.
The .srevicesr at old historic St.
?rMl VO. It,...
IAfanigault handled. the big
th his usual ability. W.e
: "Winnsboro again,
ek At Dear QW Ziort .
urn trip "to the Capital City
i safely. : .
) the Rev.. R. .-G. Stovet" of:
le, N. C., former pastor of.j
ty Baptist Church of this
ched for us. It was a great
deed. Rex. J. A. McCotinell,
I)., of Havtsvjlle, a boyhood
ng friend of Dr. White, was
Dr. MoOortnetl set the house
ith-a few dosing' "remarks."
!ed a Red Letter Day for
|? HTicouaiuco i/. y? liiic, nuuic
^ les, Delia Clark, MJisses Josie B.
Hhite arid, Geneva Ruff, and little
Kisses JUmeta White and Gerctha .
R^asftard returned from the Women's
Bdaptist State Convention in George-,
Htown. They report a grand session
Kindeed.
An enjoyable affair at Zion last
Monday night given by Mr, M. 7
^Taylor1 in interest of the Sunday
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
?Sunday Scltuul wa? favored
very much Sunday in hhving two disB
tinguished workers to visit the school
K, and make such timely remarks .for
the benefit of the school at the close
K?-?f-the study pcriodi?They were Mrs.
McLeod of Florence. S. C.. hero attend
fV>? xv u M" Convention held at
Wesley M. R. Church, and Mr. M. IT.
Moc^re of Winn^boro, iL C. Mrs,
McLeod is the sister of the late BishL
apoakera were highly i>Im-hv/.
.- At 11:15 K. M. the audience jvvrts".
^ favored with another strong, and convincing
discourse by*" Dr. R. R. Broo
don, taken from the 20th Psalm, 6th
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of Columbia
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WHITE ?j
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v tl^iiijL'In'the n..me of our Cind we
will set up our 1 ann r.i." Subject,
"1 he Church Banner.- Kach Sabbath
Dr. Br.ogdori jlu-s a new, an.! mote
inspiring discourse.
At night the sermon \ya?- very igtanl.
The session of the . League was
lively and -worthy of praise. Beyond
a dbuhtj the children who earnestly
attend the sessions hf the League are.
being helped.) This is shown by 'the
spirit they .manifest when called upon
U> serve on public programs. Let all.
these programs be -morc-hiri'i'lv at^
t'c rub if jiy the- young folks and adults
Ihni- fn.tcr. nniJtlo'Mm K.v 1
I)? good examples to come into the
c hurch, to leifder service.
The-public is invited an 1 welcom
to nil of our services,
in\TS.CIIAlM>l VM'VG W(V.?MIvN'S
MISSION Alt Y SOCIETY
Miss Helen Jones was hostess lo-Ahe
'Y's on Wednesday,- dune 6th, at-too
home ftf Miss'Florence Benson. After
the usual devotions the president
greeted t lie niein hers and extended.
4 hearty weleonie to the visitors. The
following visitors ne*t% favored us
with* interesting: and ejieouragiug remarks:
Miss' Maiuie . Gordon, Mrs.'
Dowry, Mr si C. J.' Benson and Dr. K.
T. Thompson. Miss t'orlhe Gordon
re.sjwcdided to the talks. G
?A ft'Or?singing Die club sd.ig1?Hrrm'eeting
was turned over 'to Miss
Gorine Gordon, chairman of the program
committee, vvlio with' hor 'col'-;
leagues, Misses I,u< inda M i Iron, Gertrude
Loot and Fannie ,M':llcjr- presented
a. dialogue.' 'The -T hre e Queens*. |
A biblical. (fiimc was* nexL.cnjoyed in i
which all oi'^he inoi.ili. . urtilTpiitod. j
The ivXunher 'scoring one hundred-\va*s
so.great that the winners of the prize
had Ife 'determined byMYawing lunii-fj
hers.. Miss Mary-Hoover and Willie
Dixon Were the winners.
' At-the close .of the meeting the
hostess served a dainty repast of safari,
pickles, crTTekcrs, take and'eherry
ice cream. ' "
The "Y.'s"' of .Iene,s- Chapel held:
an interesting, mcet ng, Welne-day,
June iiOth at tlie home o'l'.Mrs. A1 icJ,
DaInew. The meeting was called to
order by th.e i resident. .After the tu
sual. devoti ns the minutes of" the'
p> rvious?meet nig were ivn.l win-- , 1
contained a' t-'avorable report showing:]
that $o2.53 hud. been . r?.i.-nd during
the quarter. After a briefupevhd of.
h.CFsines's the members responded .to
the financial roll with dues which
amounted to ?.'1.20.
. Mrs. Hampton and Miss Nellie
Gordon, visitors and Dr. Thompson,
our pastor, gave interesting-' and. en.
cou raging remarks to which Miss A
dello tiro on ro ponded. The m.unT7or*
responded to The. roll -call with"
liihlo. (juol at ions b<jg i n n i ng \v i t h. th,.
letter "T."
. Misses Corinno Johnson and Tr.nvrona
Wilson presented a. dialnge on
health. We next listenedto ..the ci*i,tic's
reports .
At the close of. the meotng the
hostess served an appetizing menu.
consisting of sliced tomatoes on let'-.
tare leaves, pirkYs, huttorthins, io.
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cream, chocolate-:uid coconut cake.
The next meeting avill ho holt! at.
the. home of Miss Gertrude Lott.
JONKS C'HAl'FL- A. M. E.
' Z!()N Clil'RCil NOTES
Sunday was a high day at . I ones
Chapel A.M. K. Z. Church. Service
I egan promptly at 11 dm A.- M. Our
"pastur, The Rev-, K. T. Thompson,
pro.achcd a ^oul-stirring sermon to an
appreciative audience. The Sunday
School hep;a 11 immediately after the
morning service. The jlctfivm tvas
VOW inn? An?. e? ? ? ? *?*? %* T! *
.J ...vv. vmvuis,. v/ui ii|icimrill,
are using every means, to make our
Sunday School a success.
At 8:00 P. M, an excellent progvaip
was rendered by'the youitg lacfies
of .Tones Chapel and Fa'irwold
school in the form of a pew rally,
which was a grand success*. The captains
of the rally and thoTinuTuht" each
raised are as follows:
Mrs." W. Martin $5.00; Mrs. Willie
A\>i,tfht?S2v.tr>,?M rj.?Hafrtio r.ivjen.e
t;\l $12.35. ?'?-? ??
We thank each and every one who
helped us to make our rally a success.
The Sons and Daughters of Zion
r.pftnt a phwirnnt evening wt the home
of Mrs. Carrie Davis. 2211 Renafo
St., Thursday evening, Juno 14lh. An
interesting business session followed
and Mwg Cannon woro velroo,.-. visitremarks.
After the meeting closed
the hostess served a dainty repast.
The next mec'inir will ho held at
the homo of .Mrs. Hattie Greene, 222G
Senate St.?
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THE PALMETTO
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State Sunday Scnooi and i?i
tJiiion Convention of
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LOCAL CROOK AM?Sunt. S. .1. Hen
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A. I.awson, Fainter.
Mrs. Mary K. Watty, Stiftgcr.
Mii'ie (ii'iwi'i.fM' )- ' \: niim Dspt"
l".pf5-?Bible Lectures? Pr.J.'.-A. Sharp, >
Mu*4e (?j+MrMlo) -Xi??n Baptist,
Collection, " ~ ~
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Bcned'ut College Collection.
?- , Music (so}o>---Rev. T. S. Broatlu
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iiiiial Session
iptist Yoim^r^pte's
South Carolina
THE
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L, Superintendent
8 :.'<() O'clock (informal Onenin.tr)
iphill. Master ul Ceremonies
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. It. .M; 1'itt^lfock Jlill, and' Rev.
Williams i>. !>, SumU>r; alter.'i..
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fSsion . ' i;,'
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mit'.tvs.' Adjnnfhjmn;.
SION . ,
'. 0. 1>. Brake for i," BiVrctor.
\ Campbell Hfiector:
II. Broun, piryetor.
in Hopkins, Pirc'rlor.
j Cly<vo i>.. s,n^,ri..n, iMu-'or.
r|\J4>tit*t H'ini'pns, Diroc'pP.
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lonmr, (kidney. and MV<t. Annie
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Culinjibia* anil Mis. A. B.
if Spears," fiali'm y, and lit v. \V L.
ursKinley," J-rr??
P 1 Miss "A; .1. I'aivy, C3 roi>Ti\ 111l.
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ty School"-Air. Lewis 17 Boiler,
auilia Smith, CSa'ltncy. ' . ,
dares"'?Airs. I'r-uia "M. Johnson,
ilowcU, flalTni'y.
N. 1*. Russoll. -(.'nluir.hirt. ?: ?
T. \j. Duckett, (Vhin;hi:?.
President. ' i,
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n. A. C. L. Ailiuuin, Iia,vin"vt;ilT and
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John It. AYlsou.
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i l'bc' jSu'tiftiy. "Jieh ol v a.> oat. .in fuil I ,,
:>u) in.- 'iiie'.le <>n reviewed i>v " ~
' the,; ustr'r in'a brief thoolorkifftl way, ,
-.which showed ithuSifelf equal to .the. Aui
'ii.sk. A'tior the review the presiding
older wasintiV.ueod, nad ^pok^veryX, ISchool
encouragingly which, was very much ! - anJ
( appreciated. -A i'lu;'the closing of the. ^jlh .
i Sunday hadhoot, devoiional service took >..
! ^ . ance, SIiicc-.
T',,.i....v " I?M'T;n-:.,a.
Oicuiucd the iniUnt. I.he n:istc.r pre- ! . ,
. . \ ? ? ? CCOCl StUll
- ^ n: .'J?t i,.i , Vi.. t. t i r tr 'iMtififr .?t ii>'. I mr?.< ?'
|,ro<JUl
i.yniu Xo, 2i>, the-same betngrtSung . tlf ^ m.
.by the choir' and the congregation". , , *,
. v , .. ,.r. luinhia,
x'luycr w?ys . by rA'o.. \V# 1>.
;.'i Ydlins. .Second. lhyn No, 15- was X.-W.
: ::1mv ! iii( , 1 l.v ti.e m.vs..';iiilT elder; AlV
j u-v s=i!?:i!S the second hyn'm the pro-', ' ". "
i sitib :Y' c ;,n\ ai.noui.~cu his Le\t__for
i, t, le"t >.. ' i>ia11. t'? IP. ?T-'u i-ny that'?-?' , - ,
ho preached \Vould be puUinj? it IiliM- j 13
ly. . il.0 preached as though he was . '
; .yis.hiu v in the general, conforenbo^ j ' {fairYes',
it r.c. \i!t of i-tica" powerful -sermotil *
thiyo yountf,lauies. took advantage of ( .
iliy oppoi'iuniiy mid joined the.church. > yp<
Oip .^auirday. afternoon .the 'light* j *
r.iug-struck and hi!f? d 'Jdr. Joseph ..Ai- j . por
' t.0>i, v.ho \ Quid i x'.i revc.ntccti ' i. ?
|\v.i:;.s ,i,Y\l !vTThifcty." The
coii.naa11li4--Yy.miu'! hiz.es with fl
-i-tXo?laattiy; .His itineral- was heji 3
| t*ti,tiGy* ^. t c i ) on n * o c.ookj . |9 -
L ipVi;ot.c'1. iy his phs.eiy liov. S, hi.- 3. y
i'l'r:iv.*n? TajieJiK ' t\ niazlrswore:. mide, ff*T"
! A n V, , . ... ? heiiriu
ij_y Key. P. J.. \? jison. .1} .
| \V.- :ii .ieiVN.cw '" > ha.-k ih 1 :M **. '
j-t uf i:;i'imi . . Kchi aiv! h-n* \!:in'-jhf ' I '11 1
j ie y Viola, ; t'loi' s: Hading the ivh ol l? ^ a._
itfic. n A l-'.-n I'm ' - if v.- H'Vt.?ts
V.V.'aiv ViMWd to her fruit-] l!-0:{ I;
j t ' !! hi in vh 1 church |Tvp(
??>v lis i'- .Sitt c< vce Svrth now sj'
iiiinh t?? t >* -tIk* church cmgoH*
anl community. . j r?
. M;:h -V!V-.v'M -cti Virginia, .is"!
i \iyitintr-Mi-fr. M. L. Ho-uhur -. ' i /
{ The little vr:v"jt' r and >1 rs?. % Bftfa
'\W. Q..Th?!ir V-n: is s-n-rnlinyr the sum- 4*
... ' *r ~~7\
:i'!- 'a/.:: ! mint ur^ji^envijlc, is y.<^\
The ~ ir7mil F. MT Society was X i
i PKik i !1
ii? have' frcn at tlye home of Mrs. C. j, '
I Massey, S\ie boirt'uivlispnsod, we arc )) We
I\iTV prau'ul to Mr . iJaeksen, on the {* hnlvvh
L rui'' of the na tuYnt, for entertaining ^ Dross]
[nn Wo r'er imr thMV 'tv f,.- the ft "ffkrr
-T-- : en.cu i
i r- v r s lgc ro n >! ? to n.?> Y n?:
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T:-X ANN
j 1)1 FWEST NEWS _ X
j . The - animal thahl;*p:ivmj* sermon ^ (Cal 1
: was ueliy.'rt ' fi-r tie Mas nic Qi'dcr
J of. Due '.We.-t n rj. t, Sunday at' St "
! Marv It 'Ml CI it V\?the They. n.'l s\ 1
iv:, rt- Qua!
! The . rj.'jrular. religious services at Dry (
J Mt. I.eh,nan were conducted by the \
j i :ist. r. i>Z\\ -\V. I.'Gofe. We an
|. Mrvic . .MM;. /' i: wore conduct-' ' ver.h r
el 1 v ihi" oodoi1, itic R'".'. -T. H. T 'u4? >!?' :
! i; y.; " : J
-4? T-- -r.n-.p^rind V.
i Rev. 1'. !.. 7\ty ! > -hiss i l urch at Troy, Sumter
| v". and ; .vchc ! for oh Ifrst Sun- . ??.
May. ' v " ' *****<
Mr. c?-v> ?,. Enkhtit ft*ft vm !n*t Sal.' t
.jTTr?..,? , f^1v. ^rtrdl-ip1 '!??. "
" a' forfjygVr^Ttirri^ homo f >iks.r . ? ?ftfr.
ro-1 M<a, Arthur Atklrift an-P X ----'I
l:*t*r- rfrvy-lr -r- nr.- tbr ^rrt'r.ts nf '.'ts. ^
-Mi.log' p.-.routg,- Mr. ptA Mm. W. To., 4* to oat
" Tnlttr. ?Ti-=. Atlo't- .pleasantly ^ Ladiei
vem-'mi>efe4 -e*~M.wwi? Jano X ]
Prmtt. ? ' jYllOS W
Miss Sarah Hawthorne is attend- T,W4<
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- FAOK Tvrm.y ^
>, I).] UnioftyilU'iTato^ R?v. " 7 j
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ilio, J. brook,-Greenville^ and
diss Cornyliah Patrick, l>en-,
ia. . . ., \ . ;V. ;
,ouiso Callahan, Allendale. '
ilUv -Ifivn.--?v ' . _>.?-r
s, i'xe,H?d?:nt, Florence}
nvet,\iroii> ? lJi'. J. S. Early,
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Blanton, Banifeery, and Kov.
1&, Tcnn. '
)hin'eh, Sumter, T-r. i?.
>. H., (,'?>!.;:i.Liu; akernuU.- -V
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"ij. r
inline: Secretary, Lott Carey . .
t ., Sumter. . ' i 1
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n os'; liouA Church ihiiira? ~ ??
I). 1),, Spartanburg; nlternbiti.
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rtty -inv:tg?ttr<u. hcdufprm u~-? ?:?
ion juu.ss mebliug.
i'mddcjtvt. ..? ' ..
Secretary.-, ' .....
ncr school jit-State College. ..
K. I'riuit arrived from Chi-/";
't - vind iy to ihi'1 delight
nfily itivd friefyls. ! '
1 M i's. Kmbt y Or HuSvlhonie, -. -?\ " ..
eter^burtf, Flu.,,.are visiting. -i.
era parents, Mr. and Mrs.
awthorno.
:nts wanted
Touchers, Preachers, Doe? .
Colored Men and Women
d educations to write insur- .
-OOlU u month made easily.
try based upon your ability
Fe^ All applicants apply to I 7
ilmettci Hank Buiidipg, Co- '
s. c, :
A I. Lit DA I) & COMPANY
General Agents.
: ir
>n Beauty Parlor
19 WHEAT STREET
Dressing, ManacurLngf ,
Massaging
v LILLIAN LYRES
Appoints I'hone .8023
?P *
bargains'
i L'sed Typewriters
.livae several. Underwood, 13
i? ri, L. C. Sn.ith, Corona n
.'li;tr makes, which have I
T'T'trrreri" an rebuilt. Sold 8
guarantee. Monthly pay gj if
desired. fi
Al>V ST. I'll ONE TS^sl
Mriter Exchanger.
c nr.u.MiiiA, s. c.'..
VNNOITNCEMENT
r twisters "20th CenturyV *t*"
KSSMAKING SHOP - 5
v-open and solicits your' X
mtTFT" Fashionable Dress?g,
Alterations,..' RemodaKA
~ ' " " *1*
also otTer "20th Century" J
Mai" Training to'Would-B {
hakers 'hncl Home- Dress- *?*
s wishing to become more ?*?
it. I /earn by doing. Y
CaTT for Particulars
A M. BAKER, Directress A
1A97 o*
vuiickjc ou v Y
w , . ?* ,
between 6 and 7, evenings) $>
'leaning. Repairing, Al- ,
tering and Dyeing
i in' business for your con'.ce
nnd-our living. A litCn
- a p? < an -WAUl ~
. It. Donley, Manager
M? C. A UMl.niNft i.
St. l'hune 3861
roadway Dairy ty. . ?r*
Lunch
on you want gor^Thlngs j
. come in. Good Place for V
3 and Gent*. ?
0. W. WOODS, Prop. T,
'ashingtnn St. Phone 5814* I
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