The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 28, 1931, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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LIFE AND LIBERTY ?-Uy
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Dear Editor of The Palmetto Leader: tli
I read the solemn news in Your pa- D
per Urtder the headihg of "The Uld
Gray and the New Rider," Saturday ,]<
noon; the doom of six men in the (|(
death cell of the City of Columbia (j
subject, "Get Them Ready to Die." ?
Being moved by the Holy Spirit, my ri
? Sister?Saint, ,M4ner.-Catlioruve?and I . pr
(saint Sarah I. Whitefield) agreed to tj.
take up the case with our Heavenly jj
Father in the name of Jesus Christ ?
who died for the whole world that ^
we might live, and NOT die. Our
" subject is, "Life and Liberty." Wo
agreed to pray three times a day
for seven I days and on the seventh
day, pray seven times -in seven hours.
We began!to pray at 12:25 just after ch
reading the news, with the songs giv- Si
en In uh, "I Need Thee-Every Hour. ' ^
Sunday, Jesus sent us to the 14jh w<
--. chapter of St. John and we are work Tl
in0* under,_the 13th and 14th verses
* of that, chapter and grace. Monday fo
? morning Jesus sent us ~to the ~5th tc
chapter-of St. Matthews- and the 21st- Jii
averse where He said ye have heard
that it was said in old time, "Thou ci
shall not kill, and whosoever shall hi
. kill will be in danger of the judge- et
m_ei4L" Jesus always give us the answer
to our work; the 4th morn- ki
ing. so this is the. fourth morning, G
the answer is a sehoot^of?puzzle, a j G
Babalonian case. We have hot cons- |
ed to pray to' our Father in the name tr
of Jesus with tears in our eyes and ( hi
rolling down our cheeks in sack cloth w
and ashes. We made application to .
our Heavenly Father in~the ' name 0j
of Jesus a little over two years ago rV
for the old apostolic- way and Me |l>i
has granted our petition and is send t'<
ing us out as He sent His diciples by [ .
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j FRIDAY, MARCH
ig Hon. Oscar DeFriest is Repto^eiVta
8 including Chicago. He serves on thr
8 dian -Affairs. 2. Invalid Pensions,
o DePriest is the most outstanding Nei
8 Ne Negro can afford to miss seeing a
8 your tickets in advance to make sun
S Congressman DePriest's_coming Marcl
8 AnMTSSION- Main Finn
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$ Church by joining our 5 Per Cen
X Sharing Plan. Five Per Cent ot
& lar that a member of any Chui
? with us, will be paid on the rJ
of each month to the Church
member belongs; by giving the
% Jiio Church, when paying for
' y done by us. Should our plan pr
%' eiit; we will on May 1st give to 1
a of the Church that has the hi
X cent a $35.00 Suit; the second
Y pair of $15.00~Strlped Pants,
know your standing each montl
j. We do Tailoring to Fit; and
^X~v?ry Latest Dry Cleaning I'lanl
?Y-Sasend your Dry Cleaning, Dyei
Y ing and Altering to us. Our
$ Delivery are the same as other
^ Carry.
1'% Men's Suits Cleaned
X Ladies Coat Suits
% Men's Overcoats
| Ladles'"Plain Long Coats
JL Pluin flrousoc
(X Men's Hats ~ : ~ 7.7."
v Ladies' Felt Hals
& Suits Pressed and Delivered
X Suits pressed, Cash and Carry
V Caps Cleaned - ... I .
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A MOTHER'S CARE WI
ron and lie told -us that we are thc
ginning o?__signs and wonders for
lis day and generation. We are
ivinely called, chosen, and sent and
e are propfiesymg~~]iT the name ofjsus
that those six menwho are
joined to die will be set free by
od our Iieaveply Father thru Jesus
hrist our Lord who rules and super
lies this sinful and adulterous gen attorr.'
-We -are telling the eWorld !
uit God the Eternal judge through |
is Son, Jesu$ Christ will_visit the
ity of Columbia on time and give
ose six then life and liberty. Amen.
GREEK NEWS. i
Mr. E. D. Miller Supt. of Bethel
lurch school spent Saturday and
lnday with wife and friends. Mr,
ill'tif i^ working in Charleston. We
ere glad to have hftn look oj? -us.
iift madam is all smiles, . '
IVfyss Merzie Foster, left Sunday
r Detroit, Mich. Her friends hated
r .tee her leave,~yer wish her nrirhtccessfc
in her line of work.
Miss Gertrude Lott one of the t'.aeh
:s* here, spent the week-end at her
line Bateslnirg last week with prti
its. *
.Mrs. I.indscy and Miss M-iggfe Wal
er who are successful teaeheis in
reenvillp spent few.hapjy hours in
reei' Monday. '
Mr. William Hughes "made a llyinj*
ip to Bales burg. last week. From
is appearand?, Mr. Hughes had a
onderful time.
Mrs. Wilson had a stroke last week
T which -we ;vre sorry to state.?M-r>.
/ilson was on her way to Spartanor
ft: at the time. Our prayers go out
:>r her earlyTrecovery.
MiSf Adie Gamble who has been
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Lock. ia up amd oilkuind as well ?h MJrs.
Ola K ilyrore."
With sadness we state the pt.ssing
of one of the oldest citizens of Greer
and vi?unity.Mr. Muytield. Bro. Mayficld
was widely ksown through the
fmternal organisations, churches, as
well as hW* beloved family, have lost
a faithful soldier; yet we realize our
toss is heaven's gain.
M.s. Williams of Columbia sister i
T>f" MTs. OTcLoes who is. teaching "in
graded school here, spent the week- j
end in .our" city. We were glt'd to,
welcome Mrs. Williams to the pro-1
4-fw s?ivti-t4tv-. and say ~Ur her, "coTnuT
again.
l.i:\IN(iTO\ NftWS **'
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Sunday jnortiing tha weather was
| beaut iful and a large crowd attended
NYw?Bethel A: Mr FT; Church Sum
day Seined. Mi.-s Alice Harris Supt.
in itti'ge." T.ivsbn subject, "Jesus
Bearing the go< irH^tTti n gs. Classes
w.-re 1 nrr^-hf by Mrs. Nadene Jackson
a'nd Mrs. Kugenia Cwrley in absence
of the lonchngftr- *? ~
I ast Thursday night the Lilly of
he Va'lcv Club gave, a party at the
mm!h- hi .xadenc Jackson.
Mrs. Kinma Minis is able to be u** !
'.gain after s.e.voral months of ill-1
vc'ss and Mr; .1. \V. Black: hiuT family
Js able-to get out. Mrs, Annie Leo '
V. improving .nieelv.?Mi\ Fred Stro- 1
'her is stil! confined to bed. Mrs. I
'title hnwkrmcis able to bo out again !
after having the flu. I
Sut'ulay n orniinj at 11:00 o'clock I
Hev. S.. .1. Johnson, preached a wonderful
sei rv.oir at Spring Hill A. M.
! ?,-A lunch and Sunday night Rev.
I-ihnson pre ached at New Bethel A.
M. K.-mturch. n?. ' - 1
Wednesday night, .The Will\ng
Wk'tkei's Club met with Mrs. Joe
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Take it as a preventive.
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Next t<> Mi-Master's on Hampton St
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ta2d Chevrolet Iloadster 105.00
Lf22 U'ndire Sedan .. 75.00
r.?2". I>od-e It.ausler 105.00
P.'27 ( hevrole' Sedan 175.00
l'.'2<"> lludjrc Coupe . ; 05.00
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1025 Lord Tonvinir- .'55.00
L'20 Mad ire Coupe ??05.00
1027 Chevrolet Roadster 75.00
f~tt?20 Chevrolet CoJieh .A 100.00
1021 llupniohiic Sedan .. 05.00
. Cars o/i Lot No. 2
1105 Hampton St., Near Assembly St.
1.0."50 Chevrolet Spec ial Sed.in $550.00
lO.'lO ("lievrole! Coupe 100,00
r l'--.'0 n? : Sedan 275.00
1025 Pierce Arrow Touring J.250.00
?It'dr. 1'oi il ('o.-u li ?124.00
1020 l>odi*e Sedan. (50.00
102J Portliac Sedan 105.00
1027 Whippet Sedan >. 150.00
102(5 Whippet Coac.h 05.00
11 ?2'? liuiek Coach ' __ 05.00
| E?<ox Co;u h 45.00
1025 Konl Toiii'injj 45.00
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-4027 I'nptT."r .SfthilW^: 185,00
1 Dodjjo Tour in cf 150.00
Essex Coupe 185,00
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BLACK vil.LE NEWS.
^
Sunday, being a lovely day, brougli
out many new faces to the Sunda
School. The lesson at Macedonia wa
beautifully taught by Prof. 13. F
Harrison.
On Saturday, Professors Millei
White-, Harrison and Cooper motore
rto Denmark to witness the baske
ball game played between Allen??n
Voorhees and Voorhees and Stat
College. Thcv report an enjoyabl
trip.
Miss Sallie Bailey a member of th
Macedonia High school faculty spen
the week-end in Aiken.
M iss. H. I. Holnian entertained he
classes, second and third grades, 01
Thursday afternoon by taking then
on a hike. After a long walk all sa
down and enjoyed the lunches tha
were prepared fnr Ute-m-fasiftn Mis
ses- N. Heyward, Frances Tobln, Nel
lie Ellis and Louise Lee were guest
of the classes. . .
Miss Kate _Lco Daniels visited he
parents here Saturday morning.
Prof. S. Ginyard was seen in th
c!ty Saturday morning.
Prof. T. It. White,and his agrieul
tare boys are real busy these snrine
like days putting out hedges- an
trees to further beautify our campus
We were very glad to have Profs
Burgess and Wilkins. of Staite Col
leg:e, who came here on Tuesday an
n the buildings of our campus. W
h o always glad to have them visi
[our school.
CHESTER KARAftRAPHS.
I Mr. and Mrs." Prank McFadden wet
^.host and hostess on Friday evenin
i when they served a sumptuous fiv
| course dinner to a group of thei
j of their Irieiuis. Their beatutiful bur
I alow on Oak street,, was brilliant i
J dectric lights and candles. The dii
| 'ng table bore, vases of jonquils ar
' ferns. The dinner was artisticall
| served, and was wholesome, nourisl
ng and enjoyed by aB of the guest
i present were: Dr. and Mrs. D,
Martin, Rev. and Mts. J. W. Mi
noney, Prof, asd Mrs. S. L. Finle
, P: of. and Mrs. Torrence, Mr. ar
Its. James Foster, Mrs. Hattip Smi
Mis. Grace Pinckney, Mrs. Bessie
Douglass, Mi?r M. Adair, Mr. Port'
Beckham.
\ Prof. William Chisolm ^rpent a fe
. h'.urs in the city Thursday enroute
Columbia. Prof. Chisolm is a produ
Friendship College.-'Fisk Unive
"Drake University, Des Moin<
l 'owa. and took post courses ?jt H<
delterg, Cambridge, Mass., the Ur
,.h,.L.U,T i- ?
.vioii,; ui Kuiunu, in c>pain. At pre
i nit hf? is Field Agent for Friendsh
College, Rook Hill.
I Mr. ..Jioseborn E. Jones, who h
'TFTTsTtn C. Smith University is.
| 'v> city for several weeks at the hot
of his aunt, Mrs. M. Adair. Mr. Jon
J will receive his diploma at commenc
\ merit.
I At the home of Mr. and Mrs, A
jt-hur Williams, on Columbia stre<
I ursdry, Helping Hand Circle Is
-|-4 ?244*2 were entertained. These 1
J, ,:es are Daughters of Ruth and wi
i _i_ fe w-f r iendsj?had?ir-very profttat
jineyting. Mrs. E. L. Stanback re;
in excellent paper ..which was re's10'
Jed to l>y Mrs. Mary Chambers. Ser
;ture lesson was read by Mrs. Ma
Lewis. After the business?was ovc
i salad and ice course were - serve
_LMrs. Jane CI ay bum is president a
Mrs. Roborta Sims, sprrctni-v
| Mrs. S'.isie Phillips had as h
| -nest Sunday, her mother, Mrs. M
11 is a Knox, from Kershaw.
' "<rd institute^ gilds 'plTyed baskethi
.(.bore Friday..The? score was 15 to 5
j "avor of Brainard.
t'- Lancaster girls played Finley 1
I here Friday. The score was 7 to 4,"
' avc.r of Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Vander Smith, Mi
D'.'wcv McDowell and Rev. and Mi
McCullough mot ore*! to Rock Hi
^r-SwKlay-jind n^rcrrt-thf'H ft (' V1 imvn~TVT
relatives and friends. ~
- The Spring Rally is on at Finh
-'"Hi-and teachers and pupils are vei
j busy trying to make, this effort a^su
cess.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boulware m
ftored down from High Point Tue
U'av and spent the day with -relative
Mr. John Walker, of Washingto
I I>. C., was in the city a few days th
I wec.k on business.
' Mrs. Baynard Wright, Mrs. Miai
| price, Mrs. Chanie Rice, Miss Luel
Rice, Master Freddie Giles contim
sick.
NEWBERRY NEWS.
| Sunday was a beautiful day. T1
(services at the churches were wl
I attended. The Sunday school of tl
. Bethlehem Baptist church opened
t the usual lioui with a splendid col.
I of teachers at their respective post
The lesson was beautifully discus*
for thirty minutes.
At 11:30 Rev. J. Y. Mayes to<
" charge of the morning service. I
preached a noble sermon. t All t.h
were present seemed to have enjoj
it verv much.
At 3:30 o'clock, Rev. J. C. McClt
lan pastor, of Miller Chapel A. M.
church came to us with a hurnii
message from Luke 28:7; subjec
' "How Far Will You Follow?" T
j sermon was powerful and Instructiv
Everybody enjoyed the sermon ve
J much. This" sermon was preached
I behalf of the Wbmen's AuxiTiar
i The ladies ?re praying for I)r. M
j Clellan's return soon to bring anoth
I iiicssani' irne mis one.
At 0:30 the B. Y. P. U. render
I a splendid program. Miss Jessie Ca
j.wcll was in charge of this very inte
estinp program for which the pre?
T dent thanks ner.
1 At 7:30 Rev. T T Golrfrum preach
[The eveninfr sermon from Luke 8:
j subject: "The Sower." He preachi
wonderful sermon. All enjoyed
very much.
The sick this week ar0 TTeacon ?'
- IX Worthy, MivHervry RTuford, Mr
Estplle Scnn sind Mr. M. G. Hare.
Grand Deputy \V\ M. Davis Ibft f(
Detroit, Mich., Sunday, Feb. 22. I
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ly in a hospital there. He and his sen
ir- Robert motored up. We hope them a
s. successful trip. Mr. Davis has apJ.
pointed Mr. J. B. Williams as Acting
a- Deputy for thep K. of P. until he returns.
He also appointed Mr. H. B.
id Butler as Acting Deputy for the F.
th A. Masons. These two above named
B. gentlemen will answer the call of any
er lodge that desires them at any time
Mr. Richard Andrews has returned
from Washington, I). C., on account
? of declining health. He is now home
L_ in the care of his grandmother Mrs.
^ Frances Andrews. * We" Trust "he- will
soon be himself acrti.in
Jj" The Reporter dropped in to look in
,s? on .Prof. Gladden. He seems to be
ip vecv busy nowadays with his new
athletic field that is now nearinj? com
as ulelioiu It i? really a credit to "Newnt
berry and the County as well. Go
jr down and >see for yourself,
ne The Sunday school of Miller Ohapel
es M. E. church seems to be at Its
e- best with Supt. E. F. Floyd and his
splendid co-workers at their post of
r-' duty. The lesson was beautifully.
?t. tautcht.for thirty minutes.
At 11:00 o'clock, the pastor Dr. J.
a" C. McClellan ascended the rostrum.
t" Jle._seldctetl tbv?Dife- of- ZnctdreusTor
his discourse. A beautiful picture
<*d wnc ,l: 1
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ter which two came forward and join P
ed the church. Everybody enjoyed
ry the servtfp: ?? ?
vp
*^r- ?At 6 oVIork tho A, C. E. League
j -rendered?a*-beautiful program, "?ftcr
which we had another Pentecostal
er shower.
e- The Stork, visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Grimes, Jr., of Cor**-=
nolin ett'eet awd-deft- them ha+rr
ill girl. Both mother and daughter are
in doing nicely.
The B. Y. P. U. win render a de
.hate at Bethlehem Baptist church.
Tuesday night, March 3rd. Subject:
so ".Who is most serviceable in the
' church men or women?" Come and
j'jj see the ladies whip the men up. Ii
you .can't laugh, -don-'-U eeme^- ?~
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? IN MEMORIAL
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I dear husband and father, Lurifce Harris.
who departed this life Feb, 26,
1928. - ? ' . >
February recalls sad memories,.
Of a love one gone to rest
\nd those who think of him this
month
Are those who loved him best.We
had a precipus treasure once
lie was our joy and pride,
We loved him perhaps too well
Three years ago he died. :
We who loved you sadly miss you
As it dawns another year,
In the lonely home of dreaming
Thoughts of you are ever near.
Altho you did not speak
And though you did not say good
bye,
We know-yodr thoughts were with us?
When you were called to die.
One by one earthly ties are broken. '
One by one they are linked above
' Someday there will be a sweet re!
union '
Once" again with those we love.
A happy home we once enjoyed
But death has left a vacant chair, ~~
JThis-wurhLaan never f 11.
From this old world of pain and
sorrow To
the end of peace and rest,
One loved one gone,
1 heh> he hds lound eterh&l >-^t. " '
llevoted wife and children: Mrs.
Laura Harris, wife; Mr. Johnnie Haris,
Mrs. Lottie Gladden, Mrs. Nellre
* laeks'on, Mrs.. Lilla V. Outen, Mrs.
Ada D. Johnson, Mrs. Sara Belton,
. Mrs. Hanah Outen, MrS.,/1 Blanche
Taylor, Mrs. Bennie Dickson.Mrs.
'lea R. Johnson. ? - . ".. "
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