The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 15, 1928, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday, December 15, 1928.
WHITMIRE NEWS.
Misses1'Mildred Juanita Allen ar
Mattie PearFS^elton were the gues
? of Misses Saran".Coleman and Clai
Worthy Thanksgiving. Misses A
^?? lan and Sholton are students of- tf
Tumbling Shoals High school and tl
?r- ? Hampton Street High school of Lat
*?: "t" ren?? J ' .
The" play Hiawatha which" was rei
dered by the-High and -Gramnu
ti' schools was very much enjoyed t
everybody present. Mrs. Elva 1
.Wallace and Prof. E. S. Allen-wm
directors. <f:
' Miss Louise'.Gilliam and Miss Hai
cock of Union were the weck-er
Ssts of Mis^ Gillianis' parents M
-.Mrs. Reuben Gilliam; The-youn
es' presence was very much ei
joyed by parents .and friends.
Friends arc glad to sec Mrs. Ro;
L. Caldweir out again after a shoi
illness. ? ~ ... .
We are asking that all persons tal
1 ncr no nnfo %..a?1?1.. ^ A 1 *
...0" vne-sraimeu
^ Leader subscribefor thejaper yea
Ty. Doing this will save the agor
We . are glad to see " Rev. Blak
pastor of Bruce's Chapel back on tl
job. We hope for him a successfi
year.
Prof. E. S. Allen and Mr. W. R
: Wnibu-i. niritni'fii| tn rhnrf
on last Surnjay.
, Mr. anlpMrs". J. C. Byrd motorc
to Great ^Bs, S. C. to the A. M.' I
Z. Conference.
Mr. Jas". Law motored to Carlisl
Tuesday ofi business.
^ Mfs. Lue Byrd and Mr. W. M. Wa
lace motored to Sedalia to visit Mr
Herriott Ferguson who is still on tb
sick list. ,
The Adult School taught by Pro
E. S. Allen is* still growing.
Friends are very proud to see Mis
Sallie Ferguson out again after bcin
ill for over four woks Mig? Furgi
son . is very popular among the .your
ger set.
Miss Questcr Fant is spending th
week-end with parents. Miss Far
^ is a teacher in the Bishop Hill scho;
in ' -i...
111 vim cuumy. " - I
The" writer has been ilP for thrc
weeks.
. , ABBEVILLE NEWS.
There was a Mock Conference hel
held at St. James A. E. churc
on Tuesday night'. There were. t\v
presiding bishops tor the two confei
ences^The Columbia Conference wc
held firStv^and Bishop Frence Lt
Hurst, Ph. D.,^presided. The bishfj
presided very gracefully over the coi
ference. All pastors made their ri
ports to their presiding elders, aft<
which the bishop read out the aj
po\ntments. ^ vT
The Piedmont Conference was hel
next. Bishop Josephine Spearma
I?I Wright, B. S., LL. D., presided. IT
1?conferences were both opened wit
sniging. Rev. Bennie Brown led tl
conferences in prayd,r. The firs
hymn was lined out by Bishop Floi
ence L. Hurst of the Columbia Coi
ference. The second hymn by Re
Georgia A. Gray. Bishop Wright, 1
S., LL. D., was introduced to the cor
gregation by the Rt. Rev. Florent
L. Hurst, Ph. D., of the Columb:
conference. Bishop Wright read
very interesting paper, in which d
read the starting of the A. fil., 1
church, in 1876, antT also read tl
names Qf ea'ch pastor of St. Jam<
A. fir. E. church and the number <
??yejr^cach- pastor served?fromuntil
1928. Then the Bishop proceer
ed with the conference.. The pastor
came up'and made their reports \
the presiding elders.
After the reports from the pastoi
/ a collection from the congregatio
- Bis&Sfc)- Wright was very-dignified-1
.usual, and read the appointment
During the assigning of the pastor
Rev. Georgia A. Gray got up and to
the bishop that he had eaten so muc
chicken and other meat on his chart
that he had got right fat and greas
Everybody was well pleased with tl
Mock Conference. . The total omui
which was raised by both conferenci
was $311.30.
Dr. L. G. Humphries and Mr. Jol
Savage spent a few hours in Gree
~ wood Monday of last week.
Mrs. P. A. Weston of Spanianbui
spent Thanksgiving day here wil
her son, Mr. J. D. Weston.
~ Mes^ames family ^Humphries (
?i Williamson,?Ahhie J^Chappelle i
Greenville, spent Thanksgiving
home. ' . '
We are very proud to see Miss Z
phia McKnight out again after a se
ious illness. .
Mrs. Mary Henderson passed awi
Nov. 18th. Our deepest ..sympathy
extended t0 the bereaved famiT^. Mi
"Henderson wag_A-faithful member St.
James A. M. Ef church and Itl
Court of CSalanthe of Abbeville. * j
Don't fot-get our two undertakei
Mrs. Mary Home and Mr. L. A. Rye
ie and the colored embalmer, Mr. 1
~ E. Taylor.* Ttmy are ready to ser'
at all hours.
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./.. LOCKIIART NEWS.
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in Yesterday ,was -a great day wit
ts the M,t. ltow-ell Baptist church;.^on
r&. that will be long remembered b
1- those, present; one that has?ncvr
itr ueun carried out here befure, apd Clu
le only kntfws when it will be agaii
It happened like-this: The Rev. R. It
Pitts who has served this churdr a
i- pastor for eight .years, was' callod,_l
?r the- pasterute of- ithe great Shilo
iy Baptist church of Winston-Salem, >
D C., and accepted the call. Yesterda
the Mt. Rowell congregation. He ?wii
i- accompanied from Winston-Salem b
id the members' of Shiloh choir and Ui
r. her. board and other friends to wit
g ncss-sthe farewell sermon. The we
i- come addi'ess was delivered by Dei
J. II. Land and responded to by Pro
or A. A. Mayfitdd of Winston-Salem. Ai
rt tcr music bv a nuartet from St. Pai
church, P.rof. \V. M. Bogan was callc
c. on for a speech. Mr. and Mrs. J. V
~ SinlLh-iang ii beautiful duetF-?Re1
then preached a, great sermoj
full of logic and Instruction. A co
" lection of $87.85 was gifted by Dei
e Land and Prof. Bogan.
le The remarkable thing about thi
,1 day was that it shows the greatnes
of a man when he can bring his mei
j bers 150 miles to worship with th
church he is leaving.
This "community has been sadder
l(j ed by the^deaths ..of Mrs. Estelle Ji
^ ter and Mr. Smith Spears whose fi
nerals were preached by Rev. C'. I
[e Williams;
Mr. Walter Goforth, the popula
1- pastor on the Lockhart railroad, ha
s. been sick for five \yeek?> but is in
proving. ?r? ?
The Bible says: -"A wise son mal
f eth a glad father," and. I'rof. Boga
says: "A giving son also makes
,s glhd father," for his son, Mr.. E. ?
^ Bogaji, of Brooklyn, N. Y. sent hii
i$50.af> as a ThmkfigiviML' pii'.M'iit.
j. j Prof., A. A. Mayfield, formerlfy c
j Lockhart but now principal of Nigl
I colt/wtl f W ItMif/\?> ^
IQ j uvitwt oj ow 111 ui ii iiioum'iiaiuiiij i1
C., is spending a few days with hi
3j brother, Mr. J. II. Land and. his mot
er Mrs. Lucinda May field. His a-.
,e dress in Lockhart church ^Sunda
night was enjoyed by all. T.oekhm
feels proud of this youVfg man.
Miss Eldora M. Stewart pf Keitoi
S. C., and a student of Sims' Ilig
school of Union, spent Thanksgivin
and the week-end with her classmat
h Miss Mazzie J. Bogan of Lockhart
r? The M,t. Rowell school1 has opohei
^ with Mr.'Smith of Rock liili and Mr
ts Connie R. Kibler of Charleston a
!C teachers. They have a Rosenwal
P building and is nicely 'fitted up.
v have not met Mr. Smith, but I hav
s~ known Mrs. Kibler for a number <
:r years'. She is a graduate of Alle
Urtiversity, a fine teacher and eon
munity worker. Any community \vi
he greatly benefited that secures lie
n service. '
Ie Mr. C. W. Smith of Kelton and M
^ James Thomas have subscribed T?
ie The Leader.. They are both good fji
^ mers and are doing well. Mr. Smit
l-- i _11 '"i.!. ?:ii
jiu? uu ma iiniurun wiui nun an
they are nice, -intelligent and .goo
v' workers.
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* ~""~~S7TOTC"C. NEWS.
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a Sunday school was conducted b
ie Supt. L. W. Walker last Sunday. Tb
teachers were ' all at their" posts i
j<r Hin inrlnmrnpy nf tho wi'pt.t
jS er. Services^ were well attended. Tb
if lesson was reviewed with much ii
ffi hy (ho P. E. J. McKerTZie Ilai
j. rison.
ra P. E. J. McKenzie Harrison of tb
t0 Winnsboro district held his first qui
terly conference at Thomas Chap
P3 A. M". E. church, Rev. J. S. Marti]
n. pastor. At the usual hour the?Pri
ls aiding Elder (delivered a burning me
s. sage, which was enjoyed by all of h
S( hearers. We had a re id good- confe
FT erica. ihe rapurm w'ura spk'imiu, a
>h sisted'^by our pastor RiTv. J. S. Ma
;e tin.
y. The Bishop made no mistake in r
ie turning Rev. J. S. Martin, to tl
fit Easton circuit for another Confe
us ence year. We, the members ar
I friends of Thomas Chapgl church we
in come him back. He is highly respcc
n- ed by both white and colored.
Thanksgiving day was quietly o:
rg served in Santuq,. ... ..
h Last Wednesday night an eirte
tainment wa^ given at* the Popls
3r Gtovc gfraded -School for the herrel
af of the school. It was a success.
at Mr. Arthur Porter of Asheville, 1
C,', and his sister Mrs. Hattie Tatu
e* spent the Thanksgiving holidaj
r- with their mother Mrs. Ann Sim
"Mrs. Sealey Jeter is on the sic
iy list. \Ve hope for her a speedy r
is covery.
=sT MVS. ArthTrr Ftavrsleft-on lastKa
erf- nrdny?for her home in Now firool
he Jyn, N. Y., after a visit of two weel
to Mrs.' Lizzie Woods, her mothe
s, sisters and brother.
h- . Mr- Hiram F. Lorick, principal
U. the Poplar Grove graded school spw
ire Thanksgiving at the home of "Ml
Kathleen M. Jetdr. ' -i
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' OLD FOLKS UAVE?THANKS(iIViNfi
h ? ' 7, \
8 7 The people h^e; a ^rtut deal of
y religion but not "much Uhristianity.
r" If art" of the 'professors-were posses^
' sors what a glorious jworld-this would
1" -he to live in. This is an afte of
I- thought but most alL-of ^the world is
18 thinking on materialism: We doll
U--?ipj~hats to the. nien ^f^juveiUion'-or
h in fother words the finite minds- that
have conic in contact with the infiiy
pile minds that have -given,them the
n j kr-y To hidden knowledge.?'Almost
l- l the world over men can tune in and
> get the. sweet imisic from- afar. And
5 airplanes can travel the ocean across
t- and can almost tell the-"nations in a
1* day good morning. These horseless
* chariots that dash thifp those lands
f- of ours from north to south and cast
f?and west nio "tily fulfillments oTpi-o^
phecy: that many should run to and
d fro arid knowledge shall increase and
'T on account of iniquity that. abounds,
-thc'-love of marry shall wax cold. But
that isn't what 1 started to -write
abou-C ?i?
? Christianity is not words hut deeds
and truth. IHj^v Ttiany sulfercrs - in
ls the world of plenty and a few of us
,s that ever turn our minds to the cries
11 j of the needy. Hut on Thanksgiving
IU day there were some Christian workers
composed of the following church
es .first t alvary, First Ntizhreth, SuN
' ney Park, I.adson Presbyterian, Secl"
.ond Nazareth"? Jones .Chapel Mission
Mary Society arid a 'committee J from
! each of these churches composed of
r | the following names: Mesdames lieis';bvcc'a
Mayps, Fannie Lets ->3*^'n< s
i-jCaughnvan, , I.ily Martin, Vint tie
Josephine l'eiiYurri..?f;l.Uio -\i
mikcr, Eloise Randolph ami bincfs,
n who Contributed are too numei"ous: to
'.r
n nientluaj here gave the Old Folks' of
M th?? old Society uf Father Jaggery of
n1 the Old. Folkls 'llomi? a dinner that
would have.heen suitable for"a king.
>f i The .writer was asked to grace the
't table with prayer and his presence.
couldn't cat for joy,' seemingly to
& heha^tKe Words of-my Afnstvr: "Inash
j muchd*4^. ye have done it unto the
1- least of tlW my brethren. yg.-havV
ft' !o have ( hi i. tia^TN^ 1 c U"'^ ^
j of "our instil utmns. ue--!\H?ie {' 'ui'::1 ion
i,'withoyt Christianity is h..-,.-.dsdy ': !
h flowing schools with -their tcach*M^s
g and studonU brought..provisions in n.
o }hunrhrVrec^t^neUtei, Alien, If-voknr' 3'.
. I Waverley mid Eotvy graded sctRfm.
I. , "Service is?the Christian mission
s- ' and deeds, Hot words. . ~
l!j ; it. m;. mykrs.
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,f OBITUARY.
n
l- Mrs. Louise Brown-Sullivan was
1L horn in-Greenville. S. C.. the daugh r
ter of the late Rev. James A. Brown
and Florence E. Brown, of South Carr.
oljna. She was educated . at ( lalKn
iFTTTHIege,; graduating from the College
ir Classical Course in the class of l'.ll-l.
h and was pursuing her 'post-graduate
(1 work at Columbia University, N. Y.
d Sherwas converted and joined the Methodist
Episcopal ehppch 'in the spring
>r 1!K>? !in.l wn ; a level nd (ieVct'"1
strength and devotion of her ii fo.
She was married to MY.' Walter W.
^ Sullivan 0,ct.' 27, l'dl8; wiht whom she
10 hajvpily lived until her death. Friday
n Nov. Pth, l!>28,-.She entered sympan.,,?u..?:_z_?i?
i... .1 1'. ?i
lt and cooperated with him in his every
effort, for advancement. v
?She was-' tt. t'oueher?in the .Public
schools of (jainesville, Fla., and.took
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great delight in her work. Previous
to her marriage she was a teacher at
c Claflin College, Orangeburg, S. C.
' She was ill for less than t wo weeks
g.
during which time she exhibited re'
markahle patience an?L en(e-red~ the.
' dark valley Absolutely without f'T.r-;
| She lived a beautiful life ami died a
?..peaceful. deaths- ILcr life-was- a_lilcsr
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sing. Her memory will be a benediction.^
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She was funeralix.ed at the Meth1C
I odist Episcopal church by Dr. J. W,
d I Moultrie former pastor of this Slate
j but now of Jacksonville, Fla. She .was
laid away at Alachua under a beautiful
floral tribute given by hei
^ friends.
She lerives to mourn her loss a devoted
husband. Walter W? -Sullivan
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Gainesville, Fin., ? Mrs. Ingpe. ?. E
'Rrown, step-mother; Rev. C.' K
Brown, D. P., brother; W. D., G. 11
? nnd Irvin R-. Brown, brothers; Fthe1
E. McFarlan, Julia F. and Ott aLec
A. Brown, siste,rs?
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e- IMPORTANT X'OTIOK
?
t, The write up o-f tk-SUUa- Convcn
k? lien of ilii1 Christian TTOtVif Burial Be
<s nofit Society, which recently held it?
r, Annual Session in Irmo, will appeal
in next week's issue. The cause oi
of the I <lelay__is_our State Secretary
nt Prof. W.. EJ; Williams, has failed tr
Sa send''me his report as promised.
\V .R. B0|Wman, Reporter.
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TO LEADER
i RsiSroad-Man J
Was in
Misery J
**I was a rick man ?could.3
i^-fij^aruiy-ga to v-'urk ;>t;.ll " -ays' ;/fl
p? 'AJr.-Chas. E. larra r, or Char- I T
M le ton, 111. "i hiivj severe |
r j throbbing h?aciat,iii dizzy ? 3.
H spells, indigt .'tion, tightnessih I j,
d jny chest,, shpetm S'?o?"b?yath. P |
m "*Ty J ac : ached and Icguld |
4? F* x??l stay in, bed wtih ;.my .edso. I ^
| Any way i turned", I was - in r t
f misery. , . | {
| 2 "I tried differ at remedies t
3 . till 1 heard ot Black-Draught. I
| I took a couple of gooff, big
, ? J- doses- of BiiwlrDraUght and I
' n saw a hig change. 1 Was het- H '
I tcr. I kept "it up till I tbok. & '*
e ' [3 package. I was then able to I'
T~H'hT,-i 1"li" !,; to inv 'V| |V 1 :|r). a I
H railroader and my . work ?fc w
"I "have kept myself fit by I
"j taking Black-Draught, and I
jj? though I'm 52 years old I can I
EJ rl r\ mtf unvlr *
r j v?\* anjr. i? wi iv cuac I i^lll
-?B never with on t.Bleck-l> rough t. u
k 1 give-&-to nly nieces lor colds B
I - B and Stomdt4?--O'oul>lcs and it I
I helnsthem. It^ielns cjizziness B
H and bad taste in tho~mouth ? . B
B an all 'round good medicine." B ]
' B . Costs only 1 cent a dose.
1\ATKSIilRQ. 111(. 11 snmni?J
'. on might l>e interested. to ' 'ktka\I
. what; is iiig-d'ii. around this ptacul
lire.- of, i ric-cress. WT^JTn
st i going loi waKi. . *.:J
. tin the.'ni'Srht of the "JStlw we i\
- peat'ed a play; '"Nobody's 1 Uirling
j'Tl play was fi:i.v;and wo hud ^
gfid crowd. W'v :)t!so*' renumber !
the imfprtutvatv find Old Folks a
roVnd us on Thanksgiving.The eh .!
dn ti brought nhiVut seventy-live. paeh:
: av s, atnj they Wove : divided among
] the"names." oif-~thi>se who wer'c in nr .!.
? On. I were .li.ouhwl n-/ and We eat a
' "V of tivnvk. in return. .
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T ' n ! * 'idny after Thanksgiving?w~J
\v rc 'faVbrt.I with several visitor
J Rev. flirt of Sali-dairy, N."(\, wln> ha.
TfryT.eond net iii?r a series-of meofirt. Tu^e7v"StJsi
> Be v. Th 4nas our ho: .v
friend. ATr^KSNvith those; olIT SfhuISufiervisor
of Celv^ed s> liools Mr. J
li. iv'i'lfoM and-'.Mr. CaTiPH'll ot \ n-gmJ
in. Wo had sonic very helpful advice
'given l?y these men. The 'school h i
'ed that .they coine again by standi;)"
\V>y a ;< yi.id :tu icpmi (j> those \vh.b
,| nii".hi be. into res ted in the projiiotiojv
'of out' school, that Mr." Pelt on said ho.
would be glial to help us, in any mow'
I nil nt 1 hat is-m-Jws 4rno to tr-ivo money '
' Xini1; if we. ran "i t together our'sel
.es and. lay that narrow /Ultra asido
that we have, a ml go to' wo rh[we
can put our proposition-over. Sn.
uhat's the need to sit and whine when
I tht re's mi tish on .our line. Simply
i I ait' yoiir liook -and . try apraip'.' This
; is \\liat we {rood people of Batosburg
. are; rirdintr to dp'.
t .
. i.t.iisvii.Li; nkws.
[ Bev. p.. V.N-. Moi;;t.' has . rctur.nf ii
j fr. in ' a -KiH'ivssfijI mvv ival mooting1
hold. in C'hiynyni.
Fail of. initiation was the. droitrr
.at r. nn't i itl by.: the -teachers >>n
hi M 'j-iia,'?ivy.!.?', .t- i -t tal' by son.'
tj l" 'the' local pastors. The Tinancialftvwas
encouraging.. t
: A. tlmlfOig jrahio of. basket" :WH
i v.-:/ : placed I ctv.co.n Allen Uniyc'Brt-.i
anil tin. "local team on
Sa. ti- lay. i *0 iripton High.
rri .vr- tO ".' i i - fa\Ti:r^)f?A11 err:
' I v.. fante dinner was "served t,o
Iti. vi>iliiif livim?!? ?
r-ultmiiiy morning.. Mr, Isaiah-IViU.r,
who has been ill for sonic. time,
i ha . the nii.-return*.-to?hyr hifc'iionie
: j by fire.
j Keys- Ford and Clan'in will leave
''this week for the (*. M. Iv. Annual
1 j (VtifeVcnee- vliieh confines iii Grein
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A program will be given at.. St.
Matthews C. M. K. church Monday
evening Dec. 10,' by the Glee Club of
r|Hnmpten 'Hk ^ ... .
i Hi aety ami Mr. Hubert. U riirht. were
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unit i iv i ill UK- I * 1 III*.' UI UH'(j
^ Bo T vvI>lii > ;ir oovi^nded to this Tutp'
py Voui>lc>- f
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FLOHFACE NF.WS.
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Florence, S, C.?Wilson Iti' defeate-oU-Jwk^otv-lIL
uI-Camdi.ja^ S, -C-i. jvt.
" the .Fair grounds Thanksgiving day.
' Score i 1-0;
Misses Estelle and Sarnie Mat^ Rice
' and James'Jones spent the afternoon
r with Adell Myers, 'Minday.
> Mr. Frank Ingram has returned recently
from Pittsburg, Pa., ami visited
the home of ^jgs. Florence Blake.
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I PALMETTO REALTY CORPORATION
. CuttTmbia. SouVhCarolina ? ? *' . . X
D1-:ALEKS IN REAL ESTATE AM) INSURANCE ?
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