The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 07, 1931, Page Page Five, Image 5
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Saturday, Mtrrch 7, 1031.
eftTTOCII NEWS oj
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Sunday SiluioT-Tcs-o'n was well dis
cussed by t< -at* hers ;.n<fpnp 1 ; wvien
was'condue e<J by the pu.-lnr.
Rev-. Owens, preach d a very excel
lent sermon at 12:0:) o'clock, -(janmuniaji
w;i.i rrj+rrr-.r.;- * '
bers of tlu? i buret)."
At 2:0;) o'clock l!ii Mis onaix
meeting wus called o <?i'<If?*.''by Prosi..
dent; alter bu.Mvicv: _of importune*
ex-president i-'Mrs. If.- Simhkins \\
a very instructive talk.
Rev. Delano preached a very giv.xl
sermon at. J -1)11 i.'i-Iii 1- r...- I a
?t?of Mr. byh?V- Clul).
Rev. Owens preached' another ser8-10
verses; subjec1t "A cUVeTumf
. which can soil iiv; In imiiri."
INDIES AID OF Wi:;'l.!:v OiV^
RECEPTION
. A grand reception w:i< given .b.\
the Ladies Aid Society of We.-ley ?.I
E. Church, Monday night. Eel). 28 n
honor of their- Pastor. Rev. .1. \V
Cooper ami Pre.-itlin'if Ch|.-"v R vr-d
^"ge. Mrs. (T><-.pi-r?ai.l Mr.-.
Page. The program. was as loi'ows.
L Prof. N. J., Frederick Master of Cere
Mi monies; Mrs. S." S. .Young'tloml, pi
wT anist; Invocation, hy-.liev. Lryant o
Chappellc Station; Yeieo.n,- .Mhovs.Rev.
J. H.. Johp.,^ ;;
in behalf of. the sh'W.i; Mr. .1. If,
. .xvosemojm? wciiu;.:> rjcfnitf nf t*Y?"
trustees,. Attorney A. Fre !<*i < !;;
' Welcome Addre.- , ilc.c > . .
blood; Address by IF W i ' ,:i: 'A,!
come in btlmli' of tiu^i.-ine?.'"rd r.d
W. H. M. Soe ety, .Mi's. I. ('.
Duct by A. Ilarlv.y ami ih'.Nimy,-ib:ci>.
son;'Address in behalf of tin- inni's
? tors of the city by.Dr. Diiaini; ' vdo
by Mrs. U-ine Juans-on: \\.! i.,.u Ad
dress l'rinii Junior Eeajjue by Rub,\
Roseiiioml; V oiln .-eKt'iion by Ml'
James Ko ?einomi; iieniu; ks by Rev.J
F. Fajie; Remarks by lb v. t'oopoY;
Remark s_ bv A1 Es. I'a Ifei pVjks by
Mrs*. Copper^" Tiie lad a s.syi vyd a di
J ioiFs Co It nf?chfrkt-n?r^rttrd ytni
lettuce, eraeliei.?*+* ! 1 <>. ? cream
and cake.
EMANFEE A. M. E. CHFRCH
We ;*ejr;,'et Very 1 b *h;p .err.beloved
pastor has been ill for 2 weeks
we miss him greatly in our services
During his_ah.->ence Rev. E. C. Clarl
carried oh tlTe~ services success fully
Sunday School opened at 10:00 A
M. Teachers-stood before eaijci* am
anxious claisses. Mr. James Sawyei
made a short arid interesting talk, wt
all enjoyed.
11:30 o'clock Rev,- Johnsrm. very
younp in the ministry preached r
wonderful soimon' from Mark 5:10
subject, "Go and tell what the I.on
hath done."
A, C. E. L. convened at 0:00 P. M
* with quite a few nuhiber> and friend;
Present.
7:30' Rev. K. C. ClaVk,' preached i
noble? sermon we all enjoyed. Miss
Lillie Mzre^Ford rworshipped with us
in the morning'.. MI'S. Mjttie Doug,
las a distinguished -uhdlixu frnni A she,
ville, N. C., worshipped with us al
the evening service.
Miss Sarah Wahington spent t.h<
week-end with parents.
.Mrs. I.elah .Inlinsnn is liniiw
we are sorry to know >)ve has beer
indi-posed hone she; will soon he ah!
to be with us.
Mr. and3 Mrs. Henry ' Dougass ol
Asheville speut the week-end wit!
relatives and friends.
Thft church aid club is progressing
nicely. We ask allour friends-, U
coSie out and help us in Our Few Rail j
Sunday nfteynnnn Morrli 1." :>t
??We regret thnt" -Rerr* Siniriiivi'T^mr
family is ill. There are recovering
slowly, and we are praying*'for i
complete and speedy recovery.
Mr. L. B. Gray is >t i 11 on the sicl
list. ' ' '
JON MS (Ml AIM!!. \. M. lb /ION
( HI lU'll "
Rev. \Y, Brownlow (lib!/?. I'astor
Sunday' proved to be a red jeltei
day in our''. Church, being our seconc
qnarUTlV HUH'tlP" :iI,i! iko cIm-mio o
...... R,.,l -ii-i/l Rim. ue tool 'nllilt
1VV\?. MUM ?vn,, ^ ^ r
a large attt ndnnce. Tlu- Kunda?
School faces shone bright and happy
Presiding Elder I.. Flow, of RocT
Hill, S r., yo'ol'Q tod the review.
11:00 o'clock out, pulpit was graces
with the prest nee of our beloved
presiding elder, I;.* Flowe. Rev. .1
L. Herrin?rton, Rev P. Ke rgusun, Rvv
and I)r. W. B. Gibbs,-Pastor. Al'tei
? a boautifu-l proeiosnoiutl liy the iluiii
and the devotional Elder Flowe tool
his text from Exodus lJ2-."5. what i.
that in thine hand? and he .said* :
rod. And he said, cast it on tlu
ground. Subject, '.'Use what you're
got to the-glory-of God.*". This sermon
was much enjoyed'. The llolj
Communion was ad-ministered to
large; number of e.hrilians by tin
Elder abd nis assistants. -r ?
After service the congregation am
the choir assembled on the steps o
the church and had their pictures tak
en by Mr. Roberts. Our pastor i;
leaving to visit his home and fan.I;
and wish to take tluup Wit It" hint, sAt
4:00 P. M. the. good peopie o
'Antioch Baptist.^Church wofshippcc
with us and we listeiud to anolhei
wonderful sermon by Rev. Gilbert
Subject, "I am the line Vim-."
Even mg?, -were zxztia.l'?y a
touching and. intctv/.ing.. Ehtei
Flowe preached frotp 1<? Psalm Is.
verse. God is ?>uf"ri't"tige arrrt-trengtt
a very present help in trouble.^
The Rech and Blue sides made tfiei,
reports which amounted tn $ 188. <0
Mrs. Mamie Bratton, reported $22.0'
in her envelope ami received $0.00 ii
gold.
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^-SOUTH CAROLINA-:
I The elder held, quarter in a brief
I way-Sunday night, instead of Monday
,->H)NKY PARK C. M. E. OILTU H
Rev .1. C. Anderson Pastor
The Sunday School o{)cn up at the
usual hour by the Supt. Mr. D.- R.
Starks. The lesson was beautifyly disvLiss
by the School.
At 11 :.'5() A. M. Iter. A n (1 e r s o n
Preached A soul strrtng sermon from
John 1:1?0 Subject "And the light
hinfrth hi darkness. A'v1 *h(- 'Inrhn'^'r
comprehendedlt nSt." This was A
great sermon .
At 8:00 F. M. the Pastor fill his
Pulpit again taking his texit frcm.John
rd.;V "Lor wilh oqjt me you Can tTo
~ nothing.'' 1 Ms also was A good-ser'moif
JO and 27, Dishop R. S. William of
.uigustu Ca. held his Council. This
t'ouneij compose the Elders, Preaehdr?
;nd delegates of tTie South Carolina
wwui?.-ieni;? ana two of the conference
<>i (ieorg'a, a large number of.delegates
.vere present. , . ?;rri
Tir:riii.i:ni;>i hapttst nil lU'H
NEWS
Rev. Sarah II. Smith Pastor
, . lohday after?noon Feb. 23 a 'vary
~ .vcvtdcnt program gTtdWmnuon^show
vas presented at the church, models
hi;wn ut the revieV furnished excluively
through' the courtesy of the
. eueral Clotiiing Store, 1538 Main St.
.?lt'ness the wonderful porgram and
- ' 1 nice sum?was turned over to the
. nut ih. Prizes were awarded to the
;nes who sold the highest number of
ickets and those whp held the lucky
1 numbers. Prizes0 were as folltfws;
_ Nell Crust Fr_kLJPme Mrs. Can:
iiun 11 torn. z.on lkiptist Churc(i second
alia I pur- other prizes were given to
iht. ones holding the lucky numbers.
_.j'?\e wish to express our thanks and
appreciation to our Friends for their
.<> . peratipn in this worthy cause.
On T-huryday?afternoon Feb. 26th
--+n?iU'thlelii'in?Br?Mlssumnr,' .Circle
.no;, at the residence of the pi :?sidont
- i-ld t.yon street. l'he society was
.aflcu to order by the president, Mrs.
.\. t rait at the usual hour. Lesson
..or .the (U.'y, subject "\\ hy are we
. ,,i mors ?" Comments weie made on
the lesson by the president. After
[. nn-ii an excellent talk was made by
- i.e pastor. which was- enjoyed by all.
. oe society adjourned at the usual
I nour. '
oil Sunday 10 a. m. Sunday school
. .vas called to order at the u.sual hour'
I ne lesson Was discussed in classes
- in- miiiofes. (After which a brief
i , cvi'w was made by the pastor.
1 l t.iii A \t c ii -i
, - - ^ !?*. kOUUWJ
1 rHT text from the 10th chapter of I
i.'.ike using for her subject: "Mission".
. r.he subject was well treated from all!
i_ inch's aiul eninveM Kv nil __? J
Sunday evening after a lively pray- !
i eijneetir.g Rev. Smith preached one.
; of her masterpieces. Many* souls were'
s made to rejoice while she so manfully
- unfolded th(> Scripture to an over.
crowded audience*
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THE JUNIOR USHER BOARI).
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i The Junior Usher Board of First
, Calvary Baptist church met at the
home"*of Miss Thomasena Weeks Friday.
Feb. 120th. . The . members were
f tailed to order by the president. Bus-.
! iness was discussed. The members
have, dec'ided to give a social, but on
r account of the ocial committee being
>. of the social committee bc'ng'
last meeting. We were glad to have
L Mis- as,a visitor with us. I
P oVl'eet ing :t^7rg"'yrr-tyrfy^ttf(\ firrtgrn'nr
r was postponed. '
1 *vi i m> i?>>IIU Wt'Il* JJI ITSM'11-L;
-.\lisso?t Juliet, Raiford, May m0 Ilampc
ion, neola* and Elizabeth Pearson,
Bina, Annie and Ethel Lee Nesbitl,
Emma and Janie Kershaw, Susie
Brown, Marie Lewis and Thomaeina
N^eeks. We were served a delicious
course, and adjourned to meet at the
home of Miss Susie B. Brown, 1920
Harden ' street.
'lire Junior Usher Board of First
j Calvary hut at the home" of Miss
Siiniii Brown, Feb
meeting was called to order at frStO
fTy~tTfe prosTdent. ~ The devotional.ox-"
jielse was carried out in its* usual
^jjolei\ A brief business meeting was
held after which we heard an instru!
moiilaT soTo From Miss S. Brownf
Reading by Miss J. T. Raiford; talk
from Mrs Lewis. We had three visi-'
airs. Misses Sadie 1 Means, Maryetta
and I aVrne V1 Burgess. A deloious
vour.se was served by the hostes.
v Mis Mary Ashford will entertain
next vveek at her home on Laurel St.
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BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH NOTES.
. j The usual new life that characterl
i/.es all Sunday school goers was
' prevalent in and among the many
; who attended our school Sunday morn .
ii;g. The lesson was' interestingly J
taught. The collection wps Very {rood
[nnil the remarks and review were lis"
tened to with a bit of peculiarity coming
from a foreign missonary Mr. K.
Sywiphi, who ha? spent 16 years dol
ing .service in Africa. He was heard
' with much interest by the school; aho
r Mrs" K. K. Whitfield of Washington,
D. (V also.a-missionary worker.
At 11:15 to a very splendid audiimpressive
sermon fay reach ing: in
- ell'eet from the subject "The Abun'
drmt-drifc" as found in St. John 10:10
ml at evening from the subject "The
Way of Holiness" another touching
> Present among the visitors Sunday
' were Mr. K. Sywiphi, missionary to
(Africa, his wife and son, Rev. Stross
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THE I'.M
[of Phlrdelphia and Mr. !)???%? ,-ti
dent at Columbia Bible College whi.s
. tt'llliuk; WtTr Very into,! "oil 1W'~
persons who came forward and join
" ed Sunday. The League came in f.
a very unique program under th(, di
rection of Mrs. Bates who succeed;
in making .young folk happy; ttn
urogram was highly onjoyod espi
ially the address by Rev. Peace, a
student at Allen, which was strong
in appeal to th(> young folk on the
subject Crusading With "Christ in" a
Jazz Age. Also the solo by M r>. A.
Ck Bairmgardner Which pleased "very
much.. , . . ,
Tuesday evening t h,.. nu nibers ami
friends of Bethel and ('dmubia. sve:e
the happy recipients, of a gospel message
from Dr. J. K. Beard, ex-p: stor
of Bethel, who inspired*- + ho splctpdid
audience from the text "What is that
in thy hand" as found in K.X'du-?D-iAsserted
we are safe in whatever. we
do or say if we trust and obey tin
boid. Thexe is danger in denvdb
God's cause. His cause first--we attribute
to pur uplift ( r our dowhf: 1!
"evi'n iirThrc-periort-ot-depet---i,.p _ujk
uneniployment. Th(, evening was
one of profit and pleasure. A cordial
invitation to the public to worship
at of our services b yours.
Mrs. Sywiphij the wife < f the Hbssionury
.from .Africa will address five
League next Sunday afternoon, at o
o'clock. " - .
v ("UNKIN MASS
Sunday School at} Mb Hebron
'Baptist Church opened at lt|:|'() A
"The lesson was beautifully instructed;
after which the pastor gave \v.
powoMtd ami instructive review.
At 11:30 Dr..-Si.us preached from
the subject, "Church Building.". .
At 7:30 o'clock the Bu-y Bee Club
rendered u . unique?progi a,., poiniing
toward a surprise which they hint
i'?r the pastor; eo.udn?-t, d -b\ Mrrr
Verda fair and President ..Mrs. Mitt it,
faylor.
Tifc pastor de'litse! anota i > 11, i.
ink menage t'oiiud,,!'\ IX t's..:tu Averse;
sulljeet. " I.hough the Christia t
grow weak but they tan rise.as Davitj
"did." The land's Sapper wa
administered; v y
The Spring Ri-vic.il will h. Sipi
dav .March 2'.*. .
The Bti-\v Bee : waived around the
pastor and a token of-their I've wa?
nrest'iited to him by Mrs. laiciiuki
Miller. May God lilts-; oar below;
pastor and strengbtt n ban for the
task he has before bun. .
N'i:w -zioy a. M. iv. cin itt ii
Friday evening the Stewardesses
held their regular monthly mooting
with 27 members present. Collection
$3.35.
Sunday School Sas "inte iestine-ly
ta.tght. Review hv the I'. K.,. ltev..
A. I'. Spears.
12:00 Rev. Spears deliveretl the
message from Matt. 15:22.
'.At -3:30 our pastor. Rov._Cm.sjjj;,
preached for the Royal ;ml l.ady
Knight of King. Davis. -Am it ss' by
Mrs. Cora Black .of Cameron. S.
At *:30 St. John, New Bethel ar.d
?\ew Aiiun t.nun'iu's nem i ; nauar
monthly meeting. Hev. M. It. MoBride
preached a Very.jjqod serniorr."
Monday evening the 2nd <piai tnly
conference was held. - AmouiUw! Collected
in the quarter' S112.1MJ. The I'.
K. assist ml I>, M.. Mis-. ( on', ('.in
tin:rent. P. S:. and r.nhlir e??R'?t'?
All reports were highly- praised 'not
because of the amount paid lint of thy
spirit^of co-operation And love.. Remarks
were madyby Rev. M. It. M-.
Bride and. Jasper Slater nvernj ers of
Mrt. Pisjrah, St.init.er.' S. <?'.
lI:\IN I:\vs
-?-~-*nnv Bethel V M. I1'.. i nort h
W- r
Sunday School was h id. : ; ib.. ;i >
ual hour, which' w:i< !;o ir.: !v .;
cd... Miss A. Harris. Sept.. Mi--'.- X
laekson, Sectr-Tivns,
At 11 :Oit o-'ctock Roy.. S. John'
son preached a wonderful. ? in,.-Three
ladies jo'ned. T!)r tin- ?Tib
captains made their report: 1'uir i
ported the others W,Tet not n ; .
Those, reported;' .Mrs. Jennie S t; ga
I $(5.50; Mrs. Nadcne Jackoh. !?>.(>;);
Mrs. S. J. Johnson, $2.s.'.; Miss tin
gt-nia Corloy, Cnpt. of I.illy ot ii>
Ya+Uy Civil). . ?<!.<>;> ; at li .ou ,, , foj v : ...
Lilly of the Valey met at N*e\v I". "!i
ei. .wr. r?. naiKiT, i n.-im ni conducted
the meeting; each mend it
i grave a talk ofi the i ap iivcj;i ii: T7T
the Hub/?A program-w;r>- m;
those taking pavt: Mr. John Sligh;
Misses Lohgenia and Jennie Mae Wise
Mrs. KugeniaC'orley. Mr.M. W. War
ing. ???
Rev. Johnson preached at Mt. Zi'oi.
A. M. K. Spnda.v afternoon. lie waaecoinpniiied
hy his wile. Mrs. lad i
Suber, .\Lia^J^adton--4*r< k -ojp a young
man came, foth And unite?l with the
church. Liberal colle t .ion.
- Sunday ni?rht, Rev. K. V. Kiaer of
Newberry Circuit preached a . w?u.?
tlcrful Sermon at'New Betlul A. M. L.
which everyone enjoyed. Tmai vol
lection Sunday .SlS.'.'o.
I Rev, and Mr. Johnson were dina <
guests Sunday of'Mr. and Mr-. I>a
vid Jackson.
Mrs. Johnson and Mi-> ! rattc.
Lee gave a' chicken supper at tie.
homo of Mr,-and Mr.s, \Y. K. l.re; r.
eryone had a wonderful time;
Mrs. Nancy Massey of Newta-ok
land is spending sometime wit it her
daughter. "Mrs. Edward Black.
' Mr. John Corley and others <u Irni"
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. H,;. (.judex
Miss Annie Hampton aiaj M : Far
.line *Mifns anent. Sunday nfte>vno??n
.with Miss Sadie Mae Kawl-. Mr;
Emma Minis is still tain line J i<> hen
Wp wish for her a <pc; d,v iveov-. i vf
, Mr. .Fred Strut her is improving.
Mr. Huyler Harris is able to b.. out.
Mrs. Sara Pourd is on the sick list.
MKTTO LEADER
BROOK I,AM) BAPTIST PCI.PTF
e All) NKNVS
Aii, Suuinh ) .;?W.iI lace w;i- host
p- t - - t<> tlic A ill Club Thursday nigh'
I 11>. The president presided
F~ Stun- i' iuportaiit business was at
. tended to then rhe hostess trss.sted by
Ah s. Lucy Scott served cake and jellu
which was enjoyed. The club will
- ?>> )??t+tr?clnii eh Thursday night
i Match i. All members are asked to
be present.
-PBKNICZKR A.'.M. K. ( III RCH
NKWS
t il AKI.KSTON. S, ('.
i)n Feb. J2, the Rev. K. C.; Ransom,
\. al., i>. ibi>hu|) ol Louisiana am!
South Carolina, preached at the abo\;e
named church, .to a larjje audience of
- people who wire ^lad to greet t h e
Prince ol' liuiui'ps.
Inis is-the l'n-st time that-he has
had the opprotunity to visit this
Church. At i i -- -
? . i ,u hulk ne walked in
thn church, and was escorted to the
- IHlU'il by lhe_lklM.Qr Dr. K. B. Mack.
Alter tiie dcvotioiial.s and other preliminai
;cs, the Pastor, after some
very befitting remarks, introduced to
this groat audience, this great lecturer
and preacher, who took for his text
Acts XXVII. 2P?9,31. Subject
? was; "Abide in the. Ship". He said to
' Paitll; Patience. Courage and Abiding.
. IvVel V bcai t WIS in win ti. I'm I li.ippi
Soul and Body.
Ciod bless Bishop Hansom, may he
live long in.the services of our heavenlifted
persons to Join the Church,
i \\o > <iuug men came lorwahl an-I
united with the church, which makes
.oout loiiy persons who have joined
this Church-since-I->r?M-aek was here.
Kbehe/.er Church is spritually aJive
,\iin Our pastor, for l\e is preach in g
liot with standing t financial depression,
we have planned a rttTly to
come oi'T un-the-night?af theOttlth. of
March, to raise ?2152.0(1. The people,
by the pi: n of the Pastor and Officers;
aiid'AOeiv cooperation in our Church
Conference. are working like "Busy
Bees"*. Mr. ICditor you do not here from
us often. pur greatness is never on
paper it's in work, listen for us far,her
up the road. Dr. K. B. Mack is
llie right man, in tht> r.ight place, they
- ay "100 voice of the neonie is the.
; oicc of (Sod."
Mrs. Jiiius.ohi,"'the Queenly wife of
t-iic Bi:'!i''p accompanied hiliT, and was
ipttodllced to the' sTV...
n*ado soiik* very encouraging remarks.
'It'is not surprising' that the Bishop
succeed so Well, with such a wife.
.May-she livt. long, to he his part iter
in life. Mr>. M? B. Salter and Mrs. S.CI.
Simmons wcie also introduced, and
they both spoke encouragingly to the
au?: v lice. Long, may ,t,h.ey live to do
sin ', ice for the. king, .
S'r: hkobhk NKWS*
S-:'n<lay morning-at (lood Hope Baptist
iiev. Marshall used as a text: "Can
'mo;i oepj. ad oh you.". He is a pro-,
re. sr. e nnni.-lci' ;hid at present has
i:.i: g *>i* lour ch.urc iies. ^
i.si tiniiiig the Sunday School houi.
."/.'vdav. irsght, Kev'. Marshall's sub"-'
- c . 'tie,- l'.rsl step to' Ciod."
Kev. Marshall preached four ser.iion,
S.iiiiday; At Ctiiod Hope. 11:0U
.'ch t ..; l.ov.elv Hill, 1:1)0 o ciock; St.
la'.ttaws and anotlior at Cloud Hope
ie..-\ille Jubilee and the Silver...t
t o.i at its pre-in ted. a recital at
" -< in i lope l isorsilay night.. The
."..e .a - is Hood ilope Liapvi-t an 1
In i-o posed (planets also.
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% * k.'' * it\i11 u ijuur*
?i i ? :~i!?j?inu; iioiinrs, l)[\i t|j..
? ?-<. ' J' ?? .' fi'.i l- i wutsanjjf tin* Rees
;!> ..;i?
;.i is > i\t fn>Li tmartct?and-* t'v
- . !ul>iIVe'".yuartcl will sin^'
L: i?L...... A1..1+, ! harein AV rdne'dny
4?M?-ua?' 1. tn 1 >iv;il; t he tic.?A4?
. ,i .r i"!; -V ai).I ll) cents.
A!" . Sl? l'<.'iaa S nit ions is on the
An". ('ha... |5. \\ i ii! . is cohvaleVc
!: -in illness whieh ineapitaited
"i i:i 'insurance ami National
i pi iii'? v erk in Charleston since
. i .June' 1 : :!(). .Mr. All^x T.ohin and
a. ctta \\\ of Charleston spent pari
' the i-jay with h in. The elder Mr.
+- Alt*.-Webb's brother-in-law;
!J..| :i "e.ri e.tiz-.il of St. jCieorjfe. lit*
.u<>\ . d >.i Charleston more Mhtln l">
1 "I '?I O" dill III' inch t iniu' hi' litid
j. n en continually employed by tlu
i 'at r.l t ij:t ies Colli miss ion. Because,
i ill's louj> length ami efficient ser
t sex., he 1-iiN hecii rewarded By Ireup;
??t'o <leIL Uil_.>apervisinu track form
Mr. Tobin is an active mem
her'. ami trustee of tlu Morris St.
* dapVi't Church in Chrarlestoh..
.,.di-s Ai. Rivers is mil the Slick
Iii v. '.ViiiiF Mrs. ".It M. Marshall. "Mr.
A; i'J.. S'.ihet- and Mrs.K,, Bowman mo*.
. loud t.o ISanchyilJe^Sunday.
lie;. 'And Am.-. Marshall and Ihaon
! >unit ! Cnhbs motored to C'blumi.r..
'w...i.i.at...
I'.KI >> l/U I I?l \ ,
Hi-rtha Lev I>r<?\vri is spi-mi
. i mi'iii.U' \vith M'.? sT*Br"Stwafth"
\LS....Williams, is e.ouvalcs
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SOI Til CAROLINA .
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W.WSltORo \ KWS
Tin- Kvertrro. n Cdo r of the "A" W C '
V.\f>1*1 Church and the A ( ,M'.'
St. Paul Bapt'st Ohurrb held a'tVH'clintf
at the home <>C?i
( H rat ton. tun sident of tln-fori :ci club
| Wednesday . uLjrlit.. Ti. ,
, this riuetinjr is to biiu'if bout an.
j iiftcnlcnoni'natiohajlk sft !| t. After
I-'11 -" 'Viv-'lJii'i'i 'I a 4tti? ?
pi;<)titat>VAvtis ri'iidcri-l with Mi - !. ]i:
M. IV- tcl'-i.M lb."?Ilia) , ?
lowed with n repa-t ic-.cFta 111 fin" I !
Stewardess Uonrd ' No; 1. of tlv.j- ?
A. M. K. /. Church h " been ?i;- I
"aii^rdTumi each m.e'Hb. -r?I- ' ad.. !
now to h Ip t lit* cau a 'if- Christ-.- Tito'!
hoard met Hp? honie oi'.Mi s. Fr: i: ' j
' cs Duboisf l-'ri.dny niurlit. '1,'i'n i Spi
"ITiTTr theT e-idrnt ,pn sided..
Tin- Royal liiirh: <"lub met Tu?--i
day afternoon with Mi - .b?:e (lill?i?^?
jam. After plan- were die-u sed n ! .etic-ouiittriiur
remarks were iriven by'i
Miss Pi i:rl R'>bIu-ou of Rock li-iil. j
who was a vvitor at tin- t-it*t t i : ??
Mes.-rs Walter Ib-an Tho':.n Hani;'-',
j ton. and Richard William- -p. ii; a'
few hours- in the eity Sunday.
Mr S. A. Moore spent l-'rnlay n C
" f he.-U-r Willi a del. '.'.rlo!:' . !' le.-'P W
unce A trc n t s . * 12
An, intel'i slipn debate wa y sponsor-.
:d in the school auditorium Tuesdav Oth
by a few nn'inlurs of the v-;h ami :?'i] loUi
grades. Resolve I bat V\'a>h.:.nirtuh ??
was a ureati r mini than Jl'nvoln.l
r<> the delight <>f th,-' ma.ic i ^ thej ' (]
vfTirniativy side won / v ' ii-'
\\ a'.ch tlm I', .:<b r f<v the Ikioc- of
m -Operetta. "I'oii-li Ih libb-1". It hat '' '
_will 1 e i> oil by t he Gh e A Tali > )>:. jJ.
soon ,
On tho 'Joth of. F< h. F'-ofj.ii. w
rtu traninn- <>f Mi n 1 'r/wr .it\
iravo a wonderful - r: i :.< !
byteriai ( lunch. lie:- u'!d>i".\n Off
is one ot oi,i' !> > . i?.? .v.; , . | 14J,
'his w.h piV-vt-M on * hat" en' ' a'
b'h.
to- Iij|:y RusV-ol!. I.tn-y S'iin-. oili
Hid Aline Hello Jack-on are "tiunn>v- "
nir at I'lh wri:'i:... . .
Messrs sMo-e Sawyer" ami W.llli
NHlos v.i re' fmu rali'/. d inrintr 1 Ji,
week. ' ' ''s
' MlVses Jalllan -Sn>oo; a-,; f.rTv '
Gilliam Were the wk. k-m.i y ; <t "
of Miss Kunio" . Mai/.t .
-Mi s 1\va I>oVikman .'is ro;,fm.,l r> Z.\t
-bed trt?hfi'-lvmne on-?H-rHv' ? <? ? ?
_ , [| M(
.( (,'KKsiirio m:\\ s
11 :l>0 o'clock Service w.a10 irly n't-.
teiuh 1,1 because of tin 'inM-m. n.? weatker
Sunday ' ' ' . .
"PVf.f 1 >. T. Rohiw-on ; nd-i let M t- "M'e
Geola motored" up Saturday to > '.*
Inane folks. -They report :tmrtr'? fm Off
I n Orai ^'ei at'K t'"iin'v, Mr. 1?. It. j jo
f'unindirtr ...M'-s Ko-oRobin-oon. .wo . "
J 'oret! to Cliiumi' ami ('! oldv-iilr. ?fui
:'lay t<> visit her aunt in 'iuv"t'i,. MZO?.
; 11" (I. Diiu't"-; M"s- ! K Mi'ii't o. Rol>i
-N>pii, win/* is. teaching ir.' (Johlyilie. *
V report ;t tine-trip. Of I
J .Motli.'f .V._. I:a Uoiju. 0:1. n. a:a-u:> TTT
J very sii'k. 6-(
i Tlu' ihemliers of.the Court of ( a
1 lantlie ri'.ui t t- yvry marli ; n." U an: ' -p?
j tin- (hath of their C K. lh.ids. .Mis. ,-h3i
| It. M. \V4M-t?h\r . ??? ?
j Mr. Miuhi'll "Robinson pent the.. '
I week end home from Kn urr Se'nooJ' Off;
Mr. ami Mrs. Mat:hr\\; KutUr ?mi I] ,
?inn^lit 1.'1?,\|;u It in li "'t A oht*\ i u u vi.. ^_|
very plea-ant eah r-. at the h"nio 01 I
.Mr. and Mrs. S. Y\ . Roletn.-oii Sunday 1
evening. ??' ' " "*l
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I)o Most Of Your
Trading With Our Ad- ,;<2'
vertisers.7 "7 7 7. ?
thing is left undone 1| ?
make our Service a Jffjtfl 1 ?
feet one consecrated 9 J
the needs and wants B-?pl
humanity. A true ftLjiJ jj ji
vice of understanding KfrfJ [| ti
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IERAL HOME;
<SIvft EA1BALMER OF
\M) OEORGIA
uneral Cars and Funeral
Equipment
As Good as the Best
nd Better than the Rest
And Prices Cess
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% CO I RTESY
and . t
SERVICE
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OHice Phone .">7(17?
Residence Phone 77<?.">
<)()(> WASHINGTON ST.
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Just Say You Saw it in
"THE LEADER"
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IMtOFESSU>NAL ~
-"--t-LSARDS
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Ditr II. il.,C00i,ER ~~
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of In- Gums
I > 111 I I nU ! Willi |{; I >11;?< ft unl. :
A Specially . i
c>- I'11?*'i<> j:'p,?t-UiVAV^i?fliiii^l(ni Si :
Resident-^ l'liune 8204
DR. S. R. GREEN
Mice Hours: ^ - Tfl''phf nes ?
to 10 a. in. ^ , Ros. 0028
to 2 p. m. v . Office: 5775
6 to 8 p. ni.
ce: Residence:
f?" Gregg St. 1508 Gregg
'II ice Hours Phoitr
in A.M. io 21'. M Office 85:10.
?i' l'. .M. Io 8 i>. M lies. 0548'Dlr*
C </ ;
Physician and Silicon
ease of Winner and Children A
Specialty ' . .
ice; _ Residence
I1/* Assembly St. xll>28 Oak St-'.
co 1 Km is Telephonies
v.;\: M.oto* t oo p. .tr.T'orrrce ^ck;. Residence
887Dr.
I). K. Jenkins
DUN risr
in if*, Plates, ( rnwiis and l$ridi??-?
Sunday by Appointment
ruction by Conductive Anesthe*n
Q SpoolnityT -v T~?-...
Lia?K aidnhgUiin t-tv, Cola. TV ir ""
UK. 1.. Al. DANIELS
I'lij sician unci Surgeon " "
cial Attention Given Diseases Of
Women.
ice _ Residence
f? Washington 223(1 Ifrunpton <
hone*6429 Phone 7564
DR. J. <;. STUART
ice Hours: Telephone.
10 ..to I*:(K> I*. M. Res. 4092
)0 to 8:00 P. M. Otliee 3796
ice: Residence:
0 Tr* lor St., 1117 Pine St.
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ice Hours: Phones
A. Al: to 2 I', ftl.. Res. 8876
P. M- to 8: P. M. Uttice 4247
JR. W. I). Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon
iseases oX Women and Children
A Specialty
ttice: Residence:
4'* Assembly St. 1301 Pine St.
Columbia, S. Q. ^
Tee l'hotte 8407 Res. Phone 6798
N, J. FREDERICK
nrni'j -at -1 .au and Notary Public
'It Atrip p. IN A.I.I, COURTS
?Stale and Federal " *
9 Washington St.. Columbia, S. C."
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. II. JOIINSON & CO.
Notary Public rtnd Dealer
i real estate and sale vt lota In'
INK RIDCK CKMKTKRY. Beau- , ?4flj
fully located on paved rogd above
ollege Place. __ ^
Phone 6422. ? I - . J
1109*4 Washington Street 1