The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 15, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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?; | The "Old Gray" ?
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Hack (u our Desk.
? ,.-t: jr. ihv^ubcl olM'lw I.>'Utit'.r puhJ4"-iw?l
for the irmntli of July we Hot!*.'
. , lW;d? our iMuuy readers that- our ram".
' T'l u'v; vfoiltd Jn these
V iunin.* linriiig-the month of August,
u- the. v, riter hint engaged himself
i ring t.'iiVi month. wit h the pastor#
(.;' hi> (list rii t in their revival, efforts
! > <;l\ > - il-- \l tttiv have written us
othri liaie. in?|uired of lis colt
;I I\I rn?V4' Iitif. : '!rIUf. * hilt tVe ICT1P\V
' that -it w1!? ?J I .t i heeause they did
; . ! read mir i^'tife in the !Ally issue
'.< They ! .nT' fnrv.oflen it.; It ,-MAhT
irtWwn by n< that oiifr space
! a;<uh| ho 'occupied witti .other matter
a J . i: : while.we spent tmr time
aVd talent tTh our district in interest
v v of the un-aved. On our files are a
. number. of let toVi<:-froth persons ask
h j-; n ..nn.vnimr the C.rftnt)
JauP.e and t.lw-^tnte League Convention
.and pphetf important matters. All
i 1 '' .i , i i ' ii.i ? n ill 1h.i unrwmod
. :;i tii' -i e ! :'! -is. We only ask suf,
. orient" tif.he f>v- jjet to them.
ltevivals <t' the Lancaster District.
?? rV-t?t 'n;- >ave' of mn?report all Of
t he . revivals of our ilist.rict have not
y< ' life" hefil, '.Some are being held
LLp d e 'i :.uU> of all .of them will
h ^trPTTt > :rted impthrso-columns.We
. larte l a' I'Vtllel. U'edgefield. where
he . ti. SV. James is pastor. This
.
< '. aid a wonderful awak
t a.'i\'i". !;. d" souls were.' saved
find. Ilev. K. V. KtSer
. '? 1 i .v district assisted, in
! ! ? ' MttV' * Mt t ll O I
~~~~RovT^rr^wt. '*-.
;. i- t 1 -averts. <i(* this meet'
: !. v.- iu'v<yi' witnessed a
. t-> * r > f;i r'm r |jfo- Dr. Sam
Worn ' >! yvanirelist and the
i"'iv ? i; i ; 1 *>r~.Vi'thiu'tiiwn nssfetod
i' " i . ' Wo were next on the
I '.i-. a> with id. IS. Bin-roll,i
i lii- had'a paiod meeting. ('on
?uy;U If. -!> . .1. A\'i -Show?assisted
' '.-t'-o.-jia-! - i . 't ini* -It!,r quarterly 'confer-!
. in r:*. 'i t- in "i.bo' olid -t of. the revival
...' >( 1 !u." X-l!?' ?. '""< nil ;uid they were
l-.-'.inv- a iv-.i-.al indeed. Ill persons
i-'r-v'n, led tn date. With two
fr'oro : I.f .'ttl'oi'tings to. he held
.' li'ireh.- Ih-v._W.^ It. Bow ?
mil is pa ' i- t his'i-harj*'?'. and was.
-ted 1-y his brother, Kev. .L. (i.
- ,i:in. of- the Winnshoro district.
: ' " < , i' ' ' : | ie v a< Mishopville t'lreuit
wif-Jj I'. II. RulY pastor. Me
a' trrrt*rf meeting indeed with
* n.l.DltliK, M-WS.
. I'.'.' j ii'.'lf . dames Arrhie -BalJa-wl
nf Xewaidy, X. J., visited Rev.
I . l>. HiTdebruml./ Mr. Bal-~
lard . i.- i.iir nvJiTivxv -"fTMrs. HildeMiss
'All?' n iVURdobrarid was rushed
- t !:(' la - i'i"., 1 at "CVanrreburg Wedncr-dav
al'teh 11-.1 nu". ill for just a few
days. Miss 11 ildobrutid was operated
<"i Thursday morning. Her friends
.e\'te,rtd their . yi-eat est* sympathy and
.hope for !u ? an early recovery.
??*?i at ns? -*,? I'm oluy-evening.
?1?h?tr rr\' ; i a- l-y nil pri'si'iU.
Key. K. IT. .McCiill was seen in the
.!y Tuesday. '
.'>! r. ai. ; Mr-. I;..ills. Homes, after
s.. endtMC" a Je.y. v.a eks here with rela-"
' !'"(<, jtti/l.s'i,:t ;ul> left' Saturday-mbrn'ntheir
loijuo I:ittie' Ro'ck, Ark.
' ii. |.e ':'i t hem a 'safe trip.
:t|i>. I .1 i> I .ill ami little brother
. i'T < har.li, (on. are- here 'spending h
low. ?lays v.iith their mother'Mrs. Viol"etr\*.
We le.j.i for them. a pleajo
7777? . lav a leli- fir the- city. ~~ Xj~
Mi- i iaia-i ("ollins left. Sunday to
iii in L., in aidoiul at. Camdeir
i%\T.i:-s,.Yi<;l'"i--ia lioutwright lvas return
1 i.i itr her !rifi to ( 'harleston. 'She
l . . " iVLil'.'-i. a tii'-aAiuit.ptay. :.r. :?1.
?;?: ' 'Hi?. ria . rimiTl IK ST HI Oh I<Tp.
Tin' litt!'? a?U' .still holding the
r.;tm:?.I bey L-jiu\v much interest in
? t-Li;?.ji i!,i.?- in...I citnI>t their toucher
.Mi.-.- Su >p M. lirieku :
Rev. I!. 111 ilih In and was found
4 rrt rtr p?i?i.f i!m! > at?I I .?!0 o'clock.
.J!i* jiivuehc'l a- very good sermon. At
the evening . ervice Rev. E. Collier
,l?i ' ached, a very. interesting sermon.
?WiTTU. < ' Shivers and Miss Lou,
iso Young of X.ew York Oily Worship'
| cd with ii- ;.C the" evening service.
. We are always glad to have visitors
' come, in aniLJtuh in the service .of
Mod.
Messrs. Raymond Anderson and
Walter Md'oll formerly Of this town
were in the ri y Sunday afternoon.
Re.v. J. \Fjt-Felder of this city, one
of the i ltapi i-t preachers built
. . a ihuyih ahaaLtw.cl .miles, out. .of town
in one week. It is really commenda_
hie to see the good work he is doing.
Rev. Felder had baptism Sunday afternoon'
5 p. m., in the Jerusalem
branch by the'highway. The atten|T
(tarrce was .very large.
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vOr. ^ ? -w **- v ? -w - ? ?" ? ?
and :j
The New 'Rider ;;
?li|rEttl*? -? ????-i;
goormnranraa^^
converts of one church. His meeting
at his other church to be held later.
Rev. T. H. Weathers had a glorious
meeting at" St. James of which 15
oejrsons were converted..a. St/ Louis,
his other church . will have its meeting
later apd .report the same. We
visited the meetijhg at Lagree, Rev. M.
M. Martin, pastor. He was assisted
by. Dr. Owens of Lancaster. This was
a meeting long to be reijiefpbreed.
They had to close so as to entertain
the Branch Convention, buTTO young
..?,i i :i.. i
fiitrii tuiu uwiut'ii wtricnuppny iuhvoh
ed during tho-short time. T'lfie, reviVol
at St. ^ Philips was the best for
many yeays. Rev. T. H. Addison,
pastor wa,s assisted by Rev. E. P
Butler of the Sumter district. Rev,
C. A. Dunlap of the Winnsboro district
and Rev. H. W. Walker of th?
Columbia district, .to persons wrire eor
verted during these meetings/ Meetings
Gf the district yet to be. $ld art
I.mi??iUi' PtiitjuH) Hiun Hill,?Mttl
Creek, Mt. Arat and St. Louis.
We are planning to viSijt these meet
ings also. Pine Grove, Shadi' Grove
;md Willow Grove will report theii
revival efforts at the Council in Cam
den. Total number of converts re?
Lported to date 180 with many othen
j to follow. Soul saving must be conI
sidered a, special order with oui
I ' hurch if we would sustain our boast
| ed reputation-. And by God's help w<
i mean tG' leave nd stone unturned >r
playing our.part.
\ Our Whereabouts.
On last Sunday we were with Rev
"Adrlison at Str Philips. ll:0u a. m
Rev. Weathers at Wateree 3:00 p
in., and with Rev. Addison at Mt. Arat
8:00 p. m. It was a great day ol
. vjvy.v,...^ nun u? ui inese places
Both of these charges have great1 lea^
dors and the membres are well plas
d with.them. They assured the pre
siding elder , that they will take spc
ial care (,f these pastors during this
-alary season of the year. , That was
good news to us. This week-end wil
find gs n't our home church Bearish,
ville, with ur home pastor ^tev'.'T\ C
McC'rae. Business and sickness cal
us home this week. So all the pas
tors of the Lancaster district wil
collect all of theifc^ruCwm<mt.4u>ikfc
tions on Sunday iw\d be ready to re
port according to your personal notici
Let us pray for a glorious closing oui
of this Conference year's work.
, "Let-us advance on our knees."
. HELENA NEWS;
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j Sunday was regular, communioj
^Sunday at Bronw Chapel A. M. E
church. Re^ M..M. Thomas preach
led a wonderful sermon.
| The many, friends of Helena regre
j to see Miss Georgia Ruth Murtn leavi
i-mi last Sunday.?She spent the sum
j mer with her grand parents. Mr. am
j Mrs. Mose Jackson. She has return
I ed to Raleigh, N. C. wjth her othe:
I grand parents Rev. and 'Mrs. Hpr
j riet. Munn. There she will go t
Hooker Washington high school thi
winter. ZHZ! ?
Mrs. Fannrie Wilson, the daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Jackson is stil
here on account of her mother's ill
ness. - ??- - - ?;
The many friends are glad tp se
Mrs.?Addie Baker, Carrie Jackson
Mr. Anderson Russell and J. Z. Greei
TTmproving. ** ~ t'
Mrs. Addie Jones, Alice Wright
Mahle Cook and Miss Thelma Sander
are still on the sick list. We hop
i Rev. \V. M. Salter, one of the ol
iti/.ens of the city departed this lif
NKWS FROM-WASHINGTON, I). <
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Mrs. Nona Swygert-Gray and sis
. tcr Miss-RhodjTSwygort of 134 Th(
mas St., N. W., Washington, D. C
former graduates of Allen Universit
I entertained at their residence Tue?
day night, Sept^Bth in honor of Re^
G. A. Singleton, formtfr teacher c
Miss Swygort. The program for th
Twenino- inrTii/Te/T mnnu
hers rendered by some of Washing
ton's best musicians. A violin sol
by Mr. Harris, a soprano solo by Mr
Pansy Cox, a baritone solo by D
Leon Leonard, soprano solo by Mr:
Dickerson, a soprano solo by Pro
F.lwoOd Cox, and several instrumer
tal solos by Prof. E. E. Adams. Pro
AdaVis presided at the Piano througl
' out Evening.1 Last out not leas
we enjoyed a few timely remarks b
our distinguished guest, Rev, Singh
ton, which he thanked the master c
ceremonies and the hostesses for sue
a wonderful evening. After the pre
gram, delicious refreshments wer
served.
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THE PALMETTJ
Bennettsville News - I
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The great community is taking an c
interest in the neto church betiding
at -Bennettsville. The drive on Labor ii
day'Was a great suceess in spite of E
the rain. No>y we are asking eyery h
parson, man,"Woman .and ehild iivU
Bennettsville and other cities to co-1 p
operate with us in this effort. j ii
i. The entire town was shocked, last ti
Tuesday when news reached here that d
Mr. David Williams had passed away, j.v
The funeral services were held at Ma- ^ u
cedonia Baptist church. He leaves d
to mourn his loss, one sister and one a
I brother, i his wife and a number of il
t- children-. . v
Miss Carina Sapders left Friday
i night for Washington, D. C.f after i<
"spending her vacation,with relatives ft
; and friendg. ' . . ->
Miss Kuth McCollum, James J. Lu- "T
cas and Misses Virgia MsKinnon and e
! Sistor will loovo An f1 Qf V? c?
I ? - V VII V..V AWII vi ucpv. | ^
for Washington, D. C. They reported J1
a pleasant stay here. t
Mr. Americus Sanders is improv- s
ing wonderfully, after being ill for f
several igjpnths. mHft'r the rar? D1, W.
S. Hanna. He is one of the best ^
Doctors, ip the city. (
M M|sb Maine ivi. neath daughter of 1
Rev, and Mrs. J. R. Heath left Tues- i
t day for Chester, where she will at- d
i tend school.
F Miss Sarah Young will leave for Y
Chester Tuesday after a few weeks v
. vacation here. ...
? Miss Cerrenter Sanders, Mr. and ii
. Mrs. Mattie Peterkin motoTed to
FJohn, N. C., Saturday to. witness the a
; funeral of Mr. Colon McRae.
? Misses Katie M. Erwin and sister
i Leonora of New York City are-here >
for a few weeks vacation. 1
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r WALTERBORO NEWS i
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t Rev. F. Marcus, pastor of Wesley,
f;M. E. church preached to a splendid j .'audience
on last Sunday morning. j|
r Much rainfall has visited this sec- j
tion fbr the past week, however-we're |
thankful that no serious damage is
- done. ^ , - v-.
? Mrs. Jfattfe E. Lights returned from
? Saratoga Springs, N. Y. where _sho
1 went on a,bnsiu^^ trip. y vy I
We ha^aio^e v^hy generous young;
. men in "Qurf^teWfi, and among them, a
1 certain bunch kindly thought of the
- class of '28 and ,its early separation |
I for various colleges.?Therefore they?
- entertained Thursday evening ast, ?
- with a delightful social given at the
L.iiame of Mr ?nH Mrs Ren Robinson, g
II Great and grand was the affair and J
long will we think of those who so j
willingly thought of us. !
* We were pleased to have at the ev- j
ining services at Wesley church Mrs. >
M. E. Fields, state secretary of the >
1 Woman's Home Missionary Society. <
Mrs. Fields gave some touching re- "
marks, and uniquely explained the va- ~<
-- rrous organizations owned and con- i
1 trolled totally by the W. H. M. S.
" A few new students are planning
to enter various colleges this fall,
' i and they are as follws: Misses Cath- .
erine Dent, Ada Osborne and Adeline
r Ferguson, Claflin; Martha Readdy,
Georgia State; Mr. Chas. Robinson,
Yoorhees; and Mr,- Rcthel Williams, ~
S gi.,: n ii - ?-?-? -1
T -iaic?v^Lincgt;, irrrss Liizaoeth Clem- (
mons, 'Alien. 1 !
* Mrs. Maggie Seriven left Monday
' for her home in Savannah, after spend
;ng a week with her sister-in-law Mrs. !
Hattie E. Lights. .
e Miss Elizabeth left Wednesday for <
l? Columbia, whdre she will enter Allen
11 University, this term.
Miss Clio Handy, and her sister
' Jenny of Savannah, are here visiting
s Mr. and Mrs. John Carter nad friends ,
e The many friends of Miss Louise
" Wilson are" glad "to see herbutagain
^ .after a few days' illness. '
- Mrs, ..Violet. Wright .who .has-been .
spending the summer months in dif>- ,
ferent parts of the North has returned.
' 1 : ^
3. ?Rev. aiTdT Mrs. F. Marcus in company
with Mrs. M. E. Fields and Miss
Martha Readdy, motored to Allendale
>*- Monday wlieie they VVere"~participants "
., -it the group meeting,
y Miss A. F. has quite a few shieks.
k- I'd better "hush tho*, 'eauHt' It's gnnfl '
t. to be popular sQ they say.
>f Well Miss M. D. hasn't returned
ie yet; to obad for Mr. R. W. Poor
i- thing.
Miss C. D. herself has a good numo
her of beaus, but she tries t0 be like
s. Brer Rabbit with them,
r. Mr. B. G. is just too fastidious for
3. words. He needs to return to Boggs
f. again this term.
i- This community was very much a
i. stir 0n last Saturday nif?ht when Miss
>- Rocksy Moultrie came to her death
sF by the h^nds of friends. Very cruel
y :t was to he stabbed in the-heart by
i- *he ones whom she took to be soncere.
>f Mrs. Edith Malone is continually
h improving.
>- The Kodak Club was entertained I
e 'nst Saturday afternoon at the home
of Miss Loretta Turner,
D LEADER
EASTOVER NEWS. ,
Because of the heavy rainfstll, the
armers ,of-Eastover d& not feel dis-'
ouraged.
Sunday, Sept.Oth was a high day
ri Zion at St. Philip A. M. E. church.
'Idef E. P. Ellis with us and
eldhia fourth ahd l&st quarterly conreached
a soul stirring sermon. Durlg
his sermon tlun whole congregaion
was held spelP* bound. The Sunay
school of St. Philips is wide 9ake
and is doing wonderful work
nder th aeuspices of its superintenent
Mr. Nathan Lyles. The vhurch
nd sunaay school will miss some of
;s members as they are leaving for
arious schools and colleges.
Miss Fra^el Martin* one of the sen
)rs of A., U. is leaving on the 13th.
riss" Helen and Mr. Glenn Webber
xe-nlso-seniors of A. U.-Miss Mary
.ee Jones and Mamie E. Stroy left
or N. H. Sept. 6, where they will
pend the scholastic year. Misses
lettie and Yictoria Scott will, return
o State College. We wish for the
tudentsja very pleasant and successul
school term.
Iartin has returned home.again from
Columbia. He has W? -nn tho
ist for some time, but he is improvng
nicely.?We hopo for him a spec
y recovery*.
. J\lr. Scott Lakin Sr>, has -returned"
lome from Ne\v York and reports a
ery pleasant trip.
Miss Elease J. Martin is here visitng
her parents.
A new society Ts being organized
it Eastoyer, the Order of the United
Tents.
A sad shadow was cast over this
ommtinity Sept. 1, when Mrs. Emma
^aorew departed tins life. A host of
elatives and friends mourn her loss.
She left .nine children and twentyive
grand children. She'll be missed
n the church and conifnuntty; But
>ur loss is heaven's, gain.
/
William S. Jackson I
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Contractor, etc.
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