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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH tl
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The Missionary CircU met at the ^
~ rerfdence of Miss Mary Mitchell, 10 ^
B. Short St., on Thursday afternoon,
Jan. 8, at^SjOO" o'clock. After the c
devotioaal-A?x<?reises the 4th Chapter ?
of St. . Luke was discussed as the i,
evening lesson. Many were present f
and a very enjoyable ^evening was ?'
spent. ' _ ' t
Sunday morning Sunday School #
was called to order at th? usual hour. \
? - After the 'I'MMlssinn cf the l"*?'"n?a?r
Tbrief review, was made by the,pastor. ;
Our Sunday Schoul-4* increasing jjotli I
numerically and financially.; 11-.mem-?i
bers have been added to our 'number \
this year. . I
Sunday morning, Rev. .S. II. Smith,
preaehetf sr noble sermon filled with
the holy spirit from Mark "And i
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- * These cars are~be7ntr offered at bar-I-.
. , train prices, "
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Cars on Lot No. 1
Next to McMaster's on Harrtptori St
i^hevrolet Coach ....... * $305,00.
1928 Chevrolet Cohpe . 175.00
1929 Chevrolet Coach 275 on. _
14)29 Chevrolet loll Truck 295.00.
1927 Chevruk'l ' Sedan _ 225.00 1
1928 Ford Coach ' 2504M*-1980
Chevrolet Coupe 485.00
1929 CMC Truck Panel Body- 875.00
Chrysler Coupe 40.00.
1927 Whippet Sedan -IV. -125.00
1928 Chevrolet Sedan . 200,00
^ . 1925 Ford Tourintr 85.00
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Cars on Lot No. 2 ^1
Back of DeSoto Hotel on Asvemhly St j
1930 Ford Coach $425.00
1926 Chevrolet Roadster 1854)0 i
1929 Ford Sedan ' ' 850 T)0 |
1929 Ford Coach .140.00 !
1923 Dodge Coupe _ 75.00
? 1030 Che vi olet Coupe?1 375.Oo"
' 1925 Ford Touring 35.00
V 1929 Chev. Truck Panel Body 395.00
1929 Chevrolet Coupg 390.00
R-L-- 1926 Ford Coufm 135.00
1926 Chevrolet Touring 85.00
1922 Ford Sedan - 85.00
1927 Whippet Coach 125.00
CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO.
1232 HAMPTON" STREET
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Phone 5182.
-"-L- 'ViniMiiitoliikiiAiiiiiii ' -i
ie Apostles* gathered themselves toother
unto . Jqousv and told Him all
funga, both what they had done, artd
hat they had taught." ""Using for
er suifiject, "Go and tell JesUs." On
iunday evening, she spoke to an ex
ellent audience from Revelation 14:!
If any man worship the beast and
is image, and receive his make in his
orehead, or in his hand." Subject
The Personality of Satan."
B.?.Yi P. U. was. at the usual houi
md many were present, both old anr
oung, and the services were remark
ihiy good.
On Tuesday, Rev. S. II. Smith am
drs. N. Craft,, left for Augusta, Ga.
neeting to a close, w.e are ecpectin.L
vhere Rev, Smith"" will "bring hei
ier to return on ooxt Satur<lay. Jan
17-. " - .. "
All of the ilk members are improv
ng nicely at" this writing.
Sisij
IKDAY
RGA1N
YS .
)OS? $j95 i
,KS 5oc
iWERS 5oc
:R.
HIRTS 5oc
her Bargains.
I-Tatiim
WIXNSISOKO'XKWft
The (Jlee Chih relidered a music.-;
^ mgrum ,11 the school auditorium la.
.Monday mr kt^UMder "the i..|f."~
.Miss .M. Jordan. Everyone pia efit
seemed to-have enjoyed himsel.
.VIissi s C. M. Jordan and
Brown/ were hostesses of the Roya
Eight C'liib on Tuesday evening. "A:
iff several"interesting discussions ;
ielcious repast was ..served. The even
i'llg was .very J)teiTsanthi fyenr.? ?
.XIr. and M1'^ Wa.lioJL-L^i.Mt...
Dtan .li\, and Mrs.Moore of Cokun
hia wej-e tlie guests of Mr. and Mrs
James Ifbulwaiv last Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Eddie Davis had a
their dinner guests last Sunday, Re\
J. M. Beatty, Prof. W. A. Ross hn<
Mr. Eddie Lyles. The table wa
1 n O \' 5 1 " lr?/l/s? . . . ? i- I- ? - ^
iv??iit> ? ltiyuu wiiu tf very i m n ? i'
satisfy the! inner man, Mrs. Davi
is indeed a*vonderful student in hoim
economies. The generosity of Mr,
and Mrs. Davis can hardly be equ.oe
"Rev. 1 j.. T). Davis of Benedict Cid
legr-rmrshipped with the numbers o
St. Paul last Sunday. sn>n?in<f
on Tus way to iiiis churcn a short dis
tani'l1 PlT.IU t\ iniishoro.
KcV.* J. R. Wilson, prescued -at Si
Paul last Sunday evening. His lngi
eal discourse was enjoyed by all win
lizard him. He aso made some timei;
remarks to the B. Y, P. which ,01
gani'/.ation is reaching its goal in Si
Paul.
Mrs. Jam (ilafkler. and two daug
|Kis Miss Pau'ir.c and little OUie o
Chester were the guests of Mrs. I)a\
ie Jackson SdndhyT.
' 1 Vt D.c
Paul was surprised and frightened o
Friday rrght when. the members n
tire church Aid Club rushed in pound
ing him with many useful things.
The friends of Miss Fannie Brow
arid Mr. DaVld Brat,ton are glad t
know they are improving.
Masters Richard Campbell an
Rufus Green, Jr.," were dinner guest
of Masters Richard -and Rddio J
Archie last Sunday*
Messrs Brown, Ware, Jones- Wast
in If ton and T.ee of Cnliimhi-i urnrn iri.
itors here lrfst Sunday.
Mtss Lillie Mae ^Peter^Q. s^enU th
week-end at her ho " " at Fall
I'lViriiliimiffiiTi i '
THE. PALMED
.SUMTKR NKWS J
f 'I he Epiphany service of the church _
rT)l the Uood Shepherd was held on
i Wednesday 11 i>rht. Jan. 7th. Rev. J.
i C. Pen y of BruUswick, Ga., delivered
i the. sermon and I'rofs. C. A. Laiwson
1 K. K. Jones and Mr: Albert Spears
>- took the part of the three wise mei
, I of the East. Ex<?eTlcnt music was
rendered by: the Choir. The service
was as usual Very solemn and im- _
1 "pressive. *-* 7~ ' t
Rev. George SmrleUVn oi' Allen I'"j
niveisit.v preached at Ait. Pisgah -A".
1 M., K. Church on Sunday - morning
, Jan. 10.
r: . Mrs. .Matilda Dunbar passed aw ay
on Thursday morning Jap. 1.2. . Deep.
est sympathy n extended to the !>.
; rcaved?families.
We are sorry to know that Mrs
1 Hires Toney and Air. Benj. Singleton
I are -*rill on the siek list. It m"'
earnest Wish that they will sooli h.>
| on the road to recovery.
,r me Deautitul and spacious home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. .1. McDonald on \Y.
Oakland?A vo.,'~\vas Hfe-scene ol' a
gala occasion givm hy tin* iiii'ink11 i ?t?frthg
postrd Alliniice TuTd auxiliar.v
on Friday night, Jan. 0. Large colored
baloons were suspended from the
hi !rii?lixturcr ami curtain?roils to "
form a decoration which added- luster
to the room in which the guests were
- entertained-.?Attractive caps wet1.'
presented each guest, \yhile seven.1
game.-) of whist and bridge were played,
Mr. Bowen rendered piano selections.
Profs. C. A. I.awson and W. F.
'CrawlsAliss Eobcrson, Dr. I.. Bragg
Anthony; .Mr. S, J. McDonald and M..
Julan .Tarlton, made short talks.
Miss Hattie Moore won high score
- .peine _tWM>ridgf and Mrs.Sirrah Bradf "
.oru and M>. C. 1 >. Russell, tied f >r
high score for whist. A bountiful
course of chicken salad with saltinepickle,
cocoa and coffee was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Evans
.dissejj tiardina DuBose, Blondell R:
ley. l.illic Mae Canty and Mr. Richard
Dixon, nipto)*c(i to Drangebuig
Sunday. W hie there, they were the
- musts' of .Mt-mnd MI'k. H.''n7TTiuiT:a7' =
and expressed themselves as having
| s|) a very pleasant day.
AN APREC1AI ION =
" \Yc wish to thank Mr. Osteon for
yiblicity given our work thru tlm Daily
Item.??7~rT~
VYc are exti ndiipr to Cant. Ellis and
, the Salvation rApmy <>ur profound
i gratitude for Jmlp given owhich enabled
us in carry out our Christmas
work. Our funds were extremely
low and like a pleasant dream he was
sent t<> us. Thru th ul we sent titty
.otto baskets to needy families and
.seventy children were supplied ' with
fruits and toys. We thank the firemen
for the toy's they -fixed ? which
brought jm- to our little ones. They
Were ver>- nice to me while I was t.vt.im*JLuys
and fruits?for our children.
We are grateful'to the following for
help: Mt.
I'isgah A. 51. I\. ('Imrch $">.()()
Jvmanuel .M. 11.'Church I.an
;uk;i..i. i >...! i> i.' r. ....
..fcllinwil (Mill Mli(l I i I r?l l \ III I 11 ?rWl?
Lincoln Hi School, Thanksgiving
t Offering , - ..
am 1_ groceries. ; __ 1^?..
; Kendal Institute ,-.7-.15
i Jr. Department Trinity Methodist
I Church (white) elothing. can
j jfoods ami- ?1 2.00
FSaVo^e; tilover Sehjiol .. H.OO
I Mrs. Aliiiet.i Russell's School grocerIres;
"Mrs. S. I!. Kfloog. New York. $1
i Mr. T. K. Anderson. Washington. I),
i C.. clothing; Rev. R. \V. Murphy.
'J clothing; the Young People's Club
. sponsored by Mrs. R. P. Spears and
i M ss 1. H. McKay. $2.50. .
I i Revs. .1 W..-Taylor T p IT .
,r. Snmptcr. Dr. \V. \V. IN ldm-. Messr<
S. Po",Uia-S-.--JtthnsTrrr for the use
Tj of; their cars. To all we extend a
heart-felt "Thank you" The Fede.
rated Chili nt tin?rrtrr" T~~
: i , II, N.'('slier. Pres.!. ,
M Slnalls. Sec'ty. 1
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IXJUX-NKAVS
A-mUher fttrH?trr)?-or ?tti ny- y isyhi^ 1
our section a few days ago. lasting ;
. 'only a short while.
Installing S u iuL- ?School?officers.
tea'eTn rs and other workers in Corinth
L'i Rapt 1st Church_un Sundav Jan. 11.
.J vices. This .was quite Interesting,.
I covered period used" for morning set-" (
and in a pleasure', solemn. .
? Communion wtTC administered at
-evonng hour, hy Rev. J. A. Baton, 1
Pastor of Co) inlli Baptist Church
i< 1 eorintr to see'..the mi- ,
I tire jru nilu-rshi" 1 in peace ami ]
i Imrhtottyy?To this* t1i?t" ?Ttt~lVro pray- "j
mg.
i'I lit v. Collins of St. Paul Baptist ,
~t4ut?4?r al-rr-Rer. linrmTiTTi" ol. Bella I J
- ami Thomas Zioh A. M. K." Churches
are much encouraged over the outlook
? l'ot the .tear'.- work;- the hearty cn- ,
ii*>peration of numbers-and friends "is
- | solicited i by each of the pastors hi ,
" the citv. ?' j
N I lie hotly o! Mr.'. Lei a v l.ij- was'
I brought_from SianYortf. ('oi.ai, ami
| funeralized at Bethel A. M. F.
rCbut'ch, Kcv. Bowman Pa U?r. .The-(
I deceased was a faithful number of
i? j Bethel and served as teat tier and
. {-member of clubs before leaving the
Friends here and elsewhere ate
j in sympathy with the bereaved ones,
i I Mrs. Mary Fuller died suddenly at
n | her daughter's home on K. Main a few
if days ago,
I_ j A brum and Moore were, funeral dij
rectors for these just mentioned.
-?j Mi" . Carrie SliV'lMoh, rincKney .St.
11 J who has- been a little ind is nosed is
"! better.
I .Mrs. Mav * Oilliancon Wallace St.,
. ! is confined to her home, under care ttf1'
Dr. ('. A. Dawkins.
The daughter, of Mis TCosa* ftims,
i on Hamlet St., is slowly improving.
Rev. and Mrs. Tohin thank friends
[. i for Christmas greetings
Dr. .and Mm \'iv nmnprohiirpf
j Misses Mclvissick and Nicholas; State
J Gollece,- Orangeburg, S. C.; Mrs-j
?r| Mary Whitener, Laurens, S. C.; Mrs.,
It* Anna Sloan, Greenville, S. C.: Mrs. _
- . A ' ' ,
1 ' ' 'Wv
ro LEADER -=T J
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Host.or Jptpr, T n?if> w?f?hyi Detroit, u
J a U f?h';er;_a,lso Mrs. Sarah ^Vhitt?h??n'l |
WasivufrtrTn, p. C.; Mrs. Fcrnetlin^
breeman, Glenbroog, Conn.; Miss Lil- P
iian Cofield, Columbia, S. C.; Dr. and ! x
Mrs. Porter, Irmo, S. C.; Misses Co-}
field, Brooklyn, N. Y.; also.Miss Lilly j
Simpkins, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Ford j11
and daughter, Ashevile, N. C.; Mrs. M I a
E. Hemphill, Rochester, N. Y.: Mrs. ^
Cornelia Rogers, Mrs. Julia Thompson,
Union, S. C.; Miss Anna Thomp
on: .Mrs.?Pome!ha Benaon, Canton,
Ohio; Mrs. Rebecca Hume, Orange- u
ourg. S. C.; Mrs. Cecelia Cook, Char- P
Kston, S. C>.; The Diggs, Mrs. Lizzie u
Hawkins, Union, S.C.; also Miss N. w
M. Lee, Union,. & C.r Mrs. M. E. ) a
Loniax, Fort Lawn, S. G.^ Mr.
Mrs. Win. Garnett, Union, S. C.; Mr., l(
Shenard M. Gossett, Knoxville, Tenn.; e:
Mr. and 'Mrs* Meriweather, Gatfney,'tl
S. C ; Prof, and Mr... G. M. Uoldeh,
Union,. S. C.*4 J
Thanks are also tendered friends in
Qairney, S., C.; for sausages, 'meats 3
butter,potatoes and molasses. ^
The nice dinner sent by Mrs. Alice w
Gregory and Wuilliy AVIL5_amch-.?w-J P
joyed by M. A. T. The secret is out "j ^
and again we thank Mrs^ Sortor for >'f
.he mysterious package of meat left
hi liuiil [lurch chair?Corny again.
Mesdames Diggs, Rogers, Goudlock a
rhompson, Sortor, Turner, Miss-Jeter P
and f,STster" were all pleasant visitors b
it- home of your scribe.
Mrs. Julia Thompson has returned b
from Anderspn, S. C., where she spent
several days with her tyusbaiid ami'.a
father-in-law. j .
Mr. Fred TuckeFi* "spent holidays
with his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.
AL l\ MeKissick tin Doug! asg,Jielghirr^
JVC were picked to have this young j'
.nan call tt> see us and learn that he V
s "making good" attending school in (
vV'ashington, D. C. Mr. Tucker was ,,
once a pupil in Wallace St. Private y
School, hence M. A. T. endeavors, to
keep in touch with hini and the others 'VJ
Miss Ruth McKissiek accompanied jj
ncr s.sler. Mrs. Tucker t.r Tryon, X. ,v
c..-whvie sKe~\vas . ;.ya1 iy_en UaitiUli-.,
rrt" <iui mg pare "of !i didny *. =*=,
Mrs. Bessip Williams was pleased u
> j hi.\e daughter. Mrs. lean Sims, k
ind son from W. Virginia, visit her i
during the Holidays. Mrs. Ai'ce < ar- ,
on ami Miss Belle Johnson, also Mrs
\nna .Gossett and Bc-rniee Thomas p(
Work' in rttral. 'districts/ Mrs. A nifty" p
H S i ins.,?A irriahelit* Renrrrrks, Ta7.?a' "
itliickvyell. M ss l<la Sims. Mrs. Sallie
R. Young, Mrs. M. K. Jilys, also j
Mrs. G. W. Boden are among teachers j
n rural district. p
Misses Dora A. Hardy, and Atha p
lie Gilliam are both holding school
.aught by them for a number of' years s
Mrs. Willie Hodge with I'rof. Todd
eaches in l'aeelot. S. C; * a
Mr. Stanlev \'. McDowell, promi- n
lent eit./.en of Ashoville, N. C., visi-.
led his mother on Hamlet St.. during- ^
holidays. - Mr. McDowell possesses v
i pleasing personality; friends are n
always glad to have him call- The p
vis.t paul Rev. Tohin was quite an p
.'ii.jnyaldc one for both.
Your scribe was glad to get notes n
Tom Mrs. S. I,. Humphries on doings ii
of Marion Wilkinson federation Club, v
and the gift sent by Rev. Thomas of p
/hon A. M. K. Church to faculty^ of a
Sims-*Hi.*?AYt**Ve stilt-askThg for^a
Ve|)orter from each church. Send fj
notes <m Monday if you please. g
Thftpk yon ?- r~ h
RcV. J. C.' Tobill cnioved visit tn
Richmond. Ya., very much. h
Prof. L. M. Tohin is improving: nice" b
ly and at work in class room. t!
I)rs. Hancock, Brown and other;* II
spared no pains in making: Mr. To- t?
Bin's visit a pleasant one-^It was
Tjuite a surprise to young: Mr. Tobin.
-- Ursttinr
heathy
The Junior Usher Board of First
Calvary met at the h"mr ef Mi Jul ^
let T. Raiford, Friday, Jan. 9r-J4?31 r
at 5:.'10 P. M. The meeting: was called
to order_by Mrs-Lewis,* the pVesident.
DeVotionals were carried .put J*,
in order. We had many reported ^
sick, and we donated them with mon y
or HoweiM. We wfn> s
imicToUs fepast by ine hostess, We
ulso enjoyed some wonderful music
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"A HOLIDAY PARTY-c - ^
A lovely party was given in hon J.
>r of Misses Cornelia and Marrietta
Burgess, the popular daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burgess at their
residence on Harden Street. E
Several tables were arranged for4
,vhist. Mr. Wilbert Ford and Miss*
Rdith-Clifton, selected various musiefor
dancing. S
T.hP guests were: Misses Cornelia cl
1'iul Marietta.?Burgess. Strst(r~BT6whi"0
Kdith Clifton. Sarah - Belle Monroe, a
Eleanor Taust, and Tholma Gordon, S
Messrs Johnnie Jeter, J. B.-Burgess7~h
Jr., Alexander Frazier, Henry Monroe '
Aaron Kelly, Wilbert Ford, and oth-. Iers.
Mrs. Burgess served hot cocoa,'*'
cake, fruits and assorted chocolates. ^
All the guests stated a very happy I1
evening. . They all left smiling.
('<>K ICSBI'BY XKWS ,t'
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St.- Paul Church" had a nice crowd j?
Sunday. Brother W. M. Dixon,._re- i
marked that Our pastor preached the ^
be t ;u rrrron He had ever preached in j(
our church.
The Cokesbury ^School has a 1
large attendance daily. *
?Mir, Cairie Juiiiisun of Ashoville. ^
N,. C.. two sons word the Week-end ^
KAlC'Str (u Aliv and Mrs. bam.
ins. j... _ . ; |
Kcv. Thompson was the dinner ?
truest'Vtf Mr. W? M. Robinson Sunday, j
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GREENWOOD NEWS.
. Mm. R. A. Hfiir.v uf Columbia, ti'M*
nephew, Mr. Gilbert Lyles of Jersey
City, N. J. and sister Mrs. Preston
Williams and family of Whitmire
were pleasant visitors trr the home
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i iur. buas Curler buiutay>??- 1X3
iuia. iuao Hi. v> Uiivui and blue (ju
autjiiier uoiomy 01 incw -ioir ac
ifCiiL a pic-Usam vacation wun tncu
uu'iiis ail-, una ivii'6. ?>ani oiaaiey. Je]
in?y 401 Miuiuuy ,ior-moil' Holm,. mi
ana. Atict! iNicnuias ami luii^ uaugu
;r leit baturuay lor iNewttrn.,i\. a., I
leir nume. lney nau quae a pieuc> an
at. stay ui sseveiai mourns Wiin ti'l
aisy liolman. " J '
r?M?rria inapel Baptist Church "P
L?r. f. uougiass ooniisuir, 1 ?.stor Le
l.ast Sunday Jan. lltn was a "i^n Tin
ay wan hw shhhs ai munis i-iiu- scl
ei. church. The Bibl^. scnuui ion ag
ucteu oy.pur etlicient.aupt. air.'aa.-. a
.ooinsou was called to oruer at lo
. 1U. All ntticois win! |?'8it|niin v '| ~TlTi
i men piiKiir 01 puiy.-'i no ieacne77 th<
jok charge of their respective class sti
s lor 30 minutes, with mam toted it. hit
jrest, the weather being laiPT tin- iru
lleiiUUMt'O \vas good! 1 an
At the morning service the pastoi > N<
elivered a special sermon from the pr
ubjeet "A Stone Under A Man's oa
lead." The message was delivered m<
rith power; th<? Holy Spirit:?-was..
iov 111.?Lne out ehureh was stirroa. tic
>ur hearts caught in hallowed nie. pr
his message will never, be forgotten isi
y anyone that heard it. ox
Irs. Clara Watson directress. A nice co
rogrrain was rendered and eninyed, th
y all present. . di,
The H. Y. P. U. forces piet at -5 le<
. ipi., Mr. C. S. Stereens, president, cii
he topic was interestingly discussed of
nd a" spicy program enjoyed.
Our evening service began 8 p. m. to
he choir processional, Holy, Holy, no
[oly. Mrs. Melrose P, Fuller our efli- an
lent pianist presiding at - piajio.~A f - t o
sr our regular order of services. the?wr
astor appeared behind - the sacked pies^,
and delivered anothW soul stir- to
ing ..sermon from the subject "The ?h
pirituaL Anatomy of the Heart." or;
ire are expressing it mildly when we a
ay, it was a great masteppiece and pr
as all that could be* desired. Long da
ve our worthy pastor, who is a great <lh
Loses?to?his flock-;?A-ml?that lias tu-i
"d us three years; and whos,? admint
ration' -has been -crowned ' with a- or;
undant. success. More than two pr
undned people have united with th< tei
hurch during the three years .of h: no
astorntc to sar nothing of the many p,>
lore things that has been accomplish tal
;l under his pastorate. He is a safe |)U
adorr- Jt t 'hy w
trong gospel preacher, who "pr'nTit tTT
fraid to preach thus . saith Hie:
ord. (h
he W. M. U. Mis. Roxie Luc Groom v ;l
resident, and the W. H. M. S. .Mrs. ;,r*,
osa Johnson, president are still pre /
inK their way to; the front, and i Hu
giri.tually and financially alive.
Th,, church and its activities are
re moving on in peace, love and har- jj1(
i?n.v. nn
Dr. J. M. Jackson of Western Cha- .
el A. M F chnreli ami uingregntion w.
ill worship with us Sunday ?t '> p jM'
i. Music will he furnishexl ny W'ev*n?Chapel
choir*?Dr: Jackson will
reach. V.
The pastor wishes to thank "''thy1
1 embers and friends for rememberhim
during the Xmas season, llei
:as the recipient of many valuable
resents as a token of esteem, love (
The W. M. U. and W. II. M. S. nt
r>r" him. <. ri
ave ' him a nice -bhrck Stetson?pr
at. en
Come to .Morris Chapel Sunday and
ear our pastor preach. Also visit V.\
ur wide awake Sunday school under R,
he superintendentship of Mr. Jaw- , |)(
lohinson. All are cordially invited
rt attend; our "services. It
CAMDEN NEWS.. S!
Tht11 I^iisliavv A^aaiut
inn \oo e Imj]/) i n Tn/ibc/^n 1 I i(rU ' '
aturdav, January 10th, this beintr
he second meeting <iuito_a number ___
,-as present. The president Prof. P. ^
.Mdodana presided with precision
i profound request .was that Kerhaw
County enroll 1U0 per cent in .
he State Teachers Association- in ,'!
Lpril . . th
Teachers and pupils in the various
phwtR arp~^mr"Tn he dr>ih^Tro<ttTTr ~
ly on all lines. Wesley- Chapel
chool taught by Mrs. F. E. I). Mose? '
as increased greatly. Exanis will
e Thursday and Friday of this week !
lonor roll will be published in The . ?
.eader soon and very, much to the >!
upils delight.
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ll'-LOGY OF THE LATE MR. S.
LLOYI) MAXWELL OF ST. PAI L ot
MINN. (ij
Mr. S. Lloyd Max'well was, born in ' ,\]i
umter, ? >. i;. Me was the g&VJanttr'
hild of Mr. and Mrs. .T. H. Maxwell tK
f Mimterf who died ;T few years
go.) He. spent his earlv years in t...
umter. Soon after he finished school
e -went to his oldest, brother -fllr. TIT nn
. Maxwell, Jr., of St. Paul, Minn. t|)(
,loyd was a very successful barber M
here. After being there a few years \|,
e married Miss Ethel Howard .of St. ||t
lauU They lived happily together |jt.
or a number of years. His health (; .
ailed him, but we thought h(> was A.
nprovlng. He took a change for j?.
he worst and his wife and child, also j$,
is brother Henry hastened to his FH
edside in the hospital.-He wiyt fully sa
esigned to the .will of theTTord and lin
raised Him. All that human hands
ould do was done' for him. but he
?ft us Christmas niprht, Dec. 2.r>, lh.'lO i Wt
He levaes to mourn his departure
wife and son, Mrs. S. L. Maxwell 1_
nd Stephen 1;. Maxwell of St. i'n'il."
finn.; four brothers Mr. H. J. Max j
reil. of St. Paul; Dr. C. W, Maxwell'
f Philadelphia^-Mr. J. M. Maxwell wt
f* Oranprehurg:;. Pr.ir A. D. MaxweLL^H^k
*nterson, N. J."; two sisters Mrs- J. ho
\ fcapre, Columbia; Mrs. O. F.. K<1- :tl
rards of Wilkesbarre, Pa., and other eo
elatives. - ?i
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'HOF. Kill K OF CO>iW 'a u i.-e
IKHl'H VVIYh PROF. SIN- Fi
GLETON. R.
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Saturday, January 17, 1931.
itor pi' The Leader, , a'
iuinbin, tj. C.?: : ' 1 "
f deal- Editor-:? ?? ; _J"
There appeared in your paper unr
"pointed Points" for Jati. 10th
til tirle, by the Prof. Geo.. A. Sin;ton,
which is entirely untrue, and
fypt thqti ' frinndti, if IT'
d South Carolina should know the
ith as follows: - *
Th0 Prof. Geo. A. Singleton under
binted Points^ in- -.The Palmetto
ader for Jan. 10th stated as ? fnrt I
Tt The principal oT the colored -1
Tool*closed the floors of the school
ainst a well ,planned program and
basket dinner. ,
I want my friends, co-workers and
y~!pul>litr~at large to know that
pre'is not "a single truth in that
Uenient. May lu\ it is a fine exhi- Jj
;ion of professional courtesy, comi,
. from u preachyi of Lin' Gosppl,
tl a professor in one of our leading
'gro colleges in America. If the
cacher v.forced to swear on his
th as to the truth of that state
pnt, he could not truthfully do it.
tVe liad :in gmiou;rn-i t inn _ Tidi'lim. :
>n in our city, and invited the
eacher to make th,, address, pruning
him thirty dollars. To meet the
pense oClhii spc.ikeig the nroniotcf.3 ?
Teed to pay one dollar each in the
ljection at the Court House, where
e program-- -was?carried out. We
:1 not realize enough from the eolation
to pay the preacher, due prinmlly
to the fact that only a few. ; .
the promoters paid the dollar.
After the program .we went hack
the school to dismiss,* for we had
thing else to do. The" chairman J
d one other of the promoters came ]
?the piTneipal of the" school, and
lilted to give a ilriiee lu pay?tin?
eacher off,* Th,, principal refused
open, the doors for the dance-- on
e grounds that it was not an honahle
thing to do. The citizens jis
whole took, the samp view of the
incipal. arAtfelt that to allow a
nee to pa\^)ie preacher off, the
Miity of the occasion would have '
gh-',forever blighted:?~?* ?
Thg-Jirincipal was seminary of the
ganizafion arid chairman " of the
ogram Committee, .and .knows bet .
than the preacher that there was
nroprani plan noil for. tl?. " use.
and the basket dinner was
iked about in one of our meetings.
I. 'iA Mill H\ I 11'" - nmy
jiveet llm~i>tWr exponas necessary
assure the dinner.
I have in*\?er closed the doors of ;
school against any thing: that
is wholesome, uplifting: and Cultural
d doii'-t intend doing' it. 1
ain aide to .jtrove every state ut
1 have made; and I shall insist
at theTTTreacher do the same;
I feel that thp public should hnow
e truth, and especially my friends
d co-workers.
I la nd tone is right: "If the truth *
is told on fome men they would he
inil.V ,?r "
R. V.. RHUFr.
r\ Principal of Colored School.
.ion \sit>N M:\VS
Simday t*?-ij.I n.atiy church goers
S?t-hert?rrrTy o >' V.:l cs HPlHS vai'Tis
ciua lav- of 111 c cit y. Ik v. Ethdge.
Pastor of fhc P.M. E. Church
epcl'.cd trsouPsurntig sermon to his
mgrcgut'ion. ' ,
Kev. Watson preaclVe'it 'iit the Ml
on. Rafiti-t Clmreli on Sunday for
v. M it-Ito t(:t pastor. Thy memfs
Mini ' ,'i n.mL i.ii iiii'iiil t \ \ 11 covt'inn :
Muring tin' past week we were
ghiy ].< ' <1 to have Mr; Shitfly
"issistaiii -State Ajre'nl for Negro
. h on 1' s da \V.dnosday. Jan. 7. He
'lie.?t-ftr?en, i?.,i-,vla>>! ooins and
LUUtUiiiileil i lie w..ilei))a(- w.m being
me l>v lioth pupils ami teachers.
On Salunl..\* Prof. ami Mrs. C. O. .
clnt osli., M isses Keltic T. T'owinll^- 1
.V.ecie .1. Ciaiy attended the
iinty Teachers' Association at Ed field.
. On
Sunday afternoon Misses Vio. ?
- J hTvif(;-4-'{injc~IVe1l \ alentine ami
r. Karl Mill s sp.iit a 1'e\y hours at , .
e home'of Prof, and Mrs. Mcintosh.
M-unn-rH'-.d*'Tei-day ? a -Ma jor tic Rtl'- ~
ii was installed in the TTonie of the A
elntosh's No. Johnson St. ' ./
Mr. M. M. ..Davis was called to "
irtcsburg on Sunday to thx- hedside
his hintler. We hope for him a
leedy recovery. . ,r " ~
\ hIVVIi'l) HI l O'I'V
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One of the most interesting social
the past week was given by. Miss
A Unvnll in honor of iTeT" gtfest
;s,s Mable Mai'sTiall of Newberry.
M.Ds (1. A. Duvoll met the_?uests ?t ?
e (liioi-. --Whfs't was the" main game
the evening. A room was decora1?
Lu-r?4a-m-mgv??ht>- out?of- town ~
e is wore:.Mr. ami-Mrs. F'l'etl Sai?:
>ns from Cleveland, O.hio; among
is l?tht*r guests-were: Mr. Timothy
CroUen, Mis> Mable Marshall, Mr.
/Donald Kielmrdson. Aftiss Rachel
iningtpn, \)i\ li. Weston;-Miss Sa1Duvojl,
Mr. 'I'. Simmons, Miss C.
liiiliinu, Mr. jV.P. Divine, Miss Q.
Duvoll. Mr, C. McCmeken, Miss
T. (iumlmur, Mf7 Hhd Mrs. 8. J.
own. Misses Kther M. PuvolJ. and ~
ortmee Washington, sewed chicken
lad with saltines, hot ten, punchd
assorted cake's. v , ''
The' guests stated they wore sorry
l- i: i "
> iiMiiuays were over, 'I'Moy ft'l
re very happy. '
MR. W II.I.IK LKli PASSES. "
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Funeral services for Mr. Willie Lee c re
held at Providence A M?E- Sgf
tn rli, ChapTTi^ S. ('., who at his Jfl
tne f>21 (latcs street this city Dec. v'
. l'.KtO. Interment was in Providence
rtietery, Chapin.
wldoW "Mrs.
itherin0 Leo, who before her mar?m<
win Mis.u C Ulhftrine lowers.'
ve children: James lice, Mrs. Rosa
Gilliam, Jesse I/Ce, Susie C. Lee
id Johnson Leo; "two_ uncles and a
fst nf ""relatives, and friends . to
Durn his loss.
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