The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 12, 1931, Page Page 6, Image 6
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?v...... - * Jo? Mctihee-i% ipsfr telling me wha'
being beaten by National tennis ceieb:
lessor, be it remembeiu U ih young i
bia University much hrvg beet^ written
made for the purpose'or relaxing after
and graphs.
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- The writer was caused to indulge iu
ht entered the l>rug?ol his i4trs-<
-Thompkins, owner of the Reunaissan<
Sev?ntir. ^ypnue, New-York City. Has
cdi tion of the Lincoln Lions, the last
Championship. Incidentally your Spo
tain that team.
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TKo ft CrYi t rfomo Koe oVaam*. AntAm/1 P
fights- here, and one that is likely to'
the quality of the performances in tl
Labor Day Night 3.2 rounds of boxin
Theatre. It was advertised that no w!
tend these fights. This proviso was ri
white fight patrons who sought admt?
me to understand why colored and wl
boxing contests at the same time, who
attending Musical Corhedy produciens (
can be fnado to prosper if a little go
fostering it.'
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There were some good bouts; fought \
As third man in the ring the browse
i the several fiighters at close range.
timo are Clarence (Bubhy) Green and
These boys are good if I have any kn
Green could not show to advai1,'. l c
too afraid to mix with him. He. deci
take..a.Jlop. in the third round.
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G'-eon claims that he.is on his wnv
him luck. He certainly has splendid
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.. Charlov Spears, of Sumter,' i< ddin
it no boys!
SPLENDID LABOR DAY KIC'lfT."
Ikdiiun? *" too-; a' 1 -a:
. "Bubby" (', ' ,v>...
" ' f - ' ywe giit e!'' a ; .
'.CrTiTTed wiy a TTJT o...
. - | v.krounds, at the Columbia Thcuiu- '
i.aoor?pay. ' * *" "
The chanin knew too much.-u-ir-u.?r
tfmes before sending liiiv. Xu! <h
canvas for the full count. . "T
Ip the semi final ."Speedy'' I!an: ;
d >lnlv~colored Carolina \vcster\v.-,^ ..
' '''' fif?ht._ I.awsoif put n>?. > ;
p defeated a'n able and game
upper when he "out po.nteu' i f.y
J. wsori in their' eight round chaia
goat batle or at any rate a vt ; y
game one an.l gave the fan? iITi!;money
worth. . ,
The fight started utV fast and 'f;.t i :
onslv with neither?scrnpn-r?, > 11, ,,?
any advantage. Towards th-: i
the second roitnd I.awson lard'-d- a
hard punch to the upper part ? .
hard punch to tin* upper.pan i>
dolph face and as the <h:uupi<>i.
? gored under the blpy Law-oh .'.en'jv i
in and drove him around Tin" ring
.......... Randolph however recoveri I
C+ ronrftli o c* f r* m?f . J *
uvt vii .aim obul cuu hi [.'! n 1
from thert on his super or ! .: .* I
ability, give him an advantage li; :
Lawson's ruggedness -was unhide ''
overcome.
"Kid" \Wheelpr of Camden Jtr.i
into plenty-of trouble when* lie latv
gled with Battling. Porter of - Saw.v.;
in a six rounder, it was a ThO an i
furious bout, but -Porter manage ('
hold a goo.d lead dul iag^+ta -.-i.v
. rounds.
In the two four.round pvoli.mhuu i
Rattling?Bailr?uiii,p'-;:iU".i?
Smith while Ciitf Murrain wmi.lin
decision'in his bout with K. l>. \V:
Dr. B. A. Everett an a Dr. 11. <1.
Thompson were the 'judge ';; II. W.
.... Baumgitrdner was the third ' _
the ring. He is a refe:ee of ti:e ti
order, a stickler for the Voni-.V nr. .
woe betide the boxer who an-; p.tj
take a liberty with they'll!
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BOOK EXCHAXGE? liookt v AVa n
ingccn School second hand I oolA
mgn School and gi*a As,- An up
purtunity for parents \o s;Yvc <::
books. ' ?.
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Kl .Af h'SI nciv XIC3LS _.
Mr. Samuel Thompson and wife ,
Christine son and daughter in law ot ,
Mr. and Mrs. Rial Thompson i. '
home" from Alexandra, Va.. all m~
friends were glad "to see them, the
Riter is a president of the Christian
?? Home -Burial Aid Society.
_r?f.-A chorus, composed uulrei.,; ?<' :i
^rill furnish all the music
special Mens Day service ,u..Aii
... . Park, Sunday . SeptumbtT Id' i
Dir.1,ON MAV^
Snlendid services were ht-l<f iitr<>i
. out the , day Sunday at 11 o'clock!
Rev. J. P. Washington, pastor: oi
Bethel A. M. E. Church preached"-an
inspirational sermon from fsaih, subject:
"God's Message to the Chun h1"
Sunday school was largely attended
and the lesson was thoroughly <1
cussed.
At 8 o'clock Rev. I.eRoy Jacl son
presented Rev. G. D.? o_llihs of liamer
Presbyterian Church, 'who preached
a strong sermon from 2nd Kings 4-7
subjectr"God as a Providing God."
The choir of Bethel A. M. E.
Church with various visiting church
wor!|irs 4?ave a musical Concert
Thursday night at Bethel. Large _
and highly praised the-program. -.?
The Willing Workers CI ub gave a
social at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
C. I. Garrett Monday night. A
goodly sum was realized.
Mrs. Izena Pearco and little da ugh
ter of Paris, Tenn. are visiting Mrs*.
2Z
iL LiiiUW aiNU:*
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t a helluva time he had beating and
nties while in New York. The prouan
wnose spienuid record at Columrovently.
liis tennis escapades wort
a strenuous session over books, chart:
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many reminiscences last week wher
niiiu- ond teomnmto-^a-muel Hasting
:e Pharmacy, corner 138 Street am
jungs was the star center of the lyP
Lincoln team to win a C. I. A. A
its Pasture Browser chanced to capa
olumbia. A regrettable fact about th<
keep down the receipts and therefor*
ic type of segregation that- is used
i?_r were scheduled for the Columhi:
Into people would be permitted to atigidly
adhered to as there were man:
sir n^thtr light" arerta. It is beyon<
lite should hot bp allowed to witness
n tlicre is nothing that prevents thei
>f the same evenings. The fight gam<
qd sense is used by these who ar<
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,)V the cob red-hoy* last Monday night
r was able to discern the calibre o1
"T"wo hoys who are slated for the bit
" Speedy" Randolph,'both of Sumter
uw ledge ?>f wliat that word means.
in '.VIi'iulayfight n- hie opponent wai
h i'that the easiest way out was tt
t . t'qo pinnacle in boxing. We wist
form. . .
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g some j^owd promotion work.. Keej
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I'.earie's. parent's, Mr. and Mrs.,J. R
-loiiiis-inii ? r- ?1 M's.
Minnie Johnson ai(l ; Mrs,
I.eah ( ovington are no the siek list
F. Johnson who has been et'jtivaily
ill ft; rsoine time is invproviiii!
Saturday morning The stork visite?
.lie hi'iire ul Mf.'and Mrs. L. D. Mc
trrte mid loft bouncing .boy/?LavrrHr
in .t > and son are doing line.
- -Hr1 V ir.u'ri*"Sf j visited ;i<
t inl-?ia; Malion and Mullins liVsl
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! ret', an I Mrs. C. G. Garrett r I
: . i~i .were thu_4tuest'ot'..tk?.,if soi
hr. and Mrs. C. H. Garrett last wqpk
, and L'or.ire Page and" chili
i n ? s' W ilmington, X. are visitIny
-Mrs.-Page's parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. Il .l.-hnsi ij. .
. <! i s. Julia Washington was t.
l.i in. Saturday on account ol tlie
?iy i* !i ot her. brother".
I w ?
I OK ESHl in NEW s
r- ;:?'ay SV'houl at St. Paul- win
) ?! at th?? li-.-ual hour 10 o'clock Sui
day. . XT. Ht-dO Kev. Win. Thompson
in ayhyd a wonderful soianon. Ai'tei
\Vhieli he and his members went ti
('okt'sbury Haptjst Church where .Mr
I.,, i'.dwaid Clark was being tuner
a'ized.
Mr. Clark has for some time been
m-j-ng- m New York with sisters - am;
hfit?her. All. anil Mrs. Roy Clark
Misses Mario and Floi'ide Clark, who
i-aine with the body. Air. Claris
leaves to" mourn his lost a . mothei
and father, seven sisters- and three
brothers. -... Wednesday
of last week Air. ami
Ti 7 >(,111 re Lauden had as dinner
Cev. ami M rs Lj AAL 111 mill ,Y
add. sis.tor Airs. Alice Bradley ol
Bradley, S. C. Airs. Emma Cumof
Hodges Airs. A. R. Holmes
.and -Mrs! Florence Aloore. * <
Airs. Lande'ii had ToC dinner chicken,
Viee.salatfr macaroni, boil ham,
eal.c. " . '
Thnrstlas Air. > and (AIrsh Doggari
Ni-r-doiu had "as dinrier guest, Rev.
id .dson f Newberry, Jtev. Goode <>1
N inei v-Six. Rev. Thom|r>on and Airs
idniie llirnmlirey. . ^^
Airs. Annie Klugh and throe little
hildren of Greenwood are spending
a lew days with parents Air. and
Al'rs.' Clin I'earson. A .
Air. and Airs. J. E.. Holmes- had ks
dinner guests Friday, Airs. Nanej
Aron, Airs.'Florence Aloore, the Rev
Goddo, Golclsori and Thompson.
.1 lie Sunstinte tJlub was (Tellghtfuth
entertained at the, home of Miss Rosetta
Nash Friday afternoon. After
all business was finished, a delicious
->-.?WfSe .of ic -craon and rhnrolate _cakt
uas served. .
The. many friends of . Air. Joel
ItiacnCull ..regretted very mVich tc
?l^ave. tfo- lei t ~~ ~&at u rda y
morning for Washington.
Aliss Tholma Grilfin of Greenwooc
ent the week with her cousir
,\lisses Hose and Eva Robint>oiT, come
.gam Alias Griffin.
Air. 1). K. Cummings, Misses Rose
Robinson, Thelma Griffin and Eve
kni.iii.-un JinnOIOff Ift Abbuvillt" Tliov
titty evening t os?e the "Million Do!
lar Wedding."/ Thh^reported a. fine
time. *. ' ' 'A?F > "
Alfssta Ihcpdpre^iWlfSIWHV Mitc'hd
A ron and Henry VViHiante '"motbre*
down to see relative^ and' friend.'.1
ay l'roni Greenville.
I\ 1NGSVILLE KEWS
The farmers of this section- arc
busy gathering in their cotton.
The revival meeting at Pleasanl
Grove was-quite a success on lasl
wick. I'no blind preacher stirred
the community up ini the superlitivc
decree. 1
were the guests of the Finches or!
"<t T l'i u rsrtay ' evening-, they "Splayed
several games of whist and served a
course of refreshment.
Aliss I.i/lzie Finch left Sunday for
Camden, where she will spent the
winter teaching: in the Jackson-High
School.
TTTK PAJ MEJTO J
Wo are prcnuITo say at this writing
""that"MTs~f.rrTa Hnre ts sritl--nu'ni|tnp;.
( II MM.FSTON NEWS
; r~ y
Mr, and Mrs; I'iinkiux Fzokiel Entertained
with Whist.
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Mr. and Mrr. f*inr Vn?n* E70k iel en- *
! tertnined with w hi ", -Mi. and ,Mrs ,
s l l\o\is ?d" Ihul ant. X? AntrtfSt' '
2r, l-'.'dl at linn liotiip nn Felix St.
i Whirl hep .in at >.:??.) and after five 1
\ Ramos had l.oen played. 'Mis Minnie c
g P'makreV- tvr : fo tnd tn be 'holder hi' *
) hiohc-d '.v-ro.on and was- 1
g presented n 'rerun if u! -lavender (Inn'ce 1
h'nnd'ift e?ii '*. and Mr. Fred P.'rha|*il?'$
- eor. holder of hi"ho=<t a^re for men r
| was presented a lovely silk hrmdkcr-' *
|ehief. To Mt and Mr-. T Dnvi- was s
,: rre^ePtei'hand'.et -hief {
g a.8ugliest P; .iS
j.., The aiu,rt- of the hii>t and hostess 3
nwrfe tiro~Mfe?ws Whua Whririns. *
. j Mif.i ii'l Dinoknoy. Marpjuert Frasor, '
, Ruth Conyeis. Ma*; f--o" Mozon.1 lonaj^
j Karris: n. (liyendoiy-n Harrison, L. 11
. Davis, Mr. and Mrs, 'Clarke Carson. 1
Mr. :w?d Mi>. 1 i-.i'u TVe.scutt,' Mr. antLJj
; Mrs. hn roreell. Mr. and Mrs. *
j Thomas l'in'el.ney, Sr.; Dr. and Mrs.. f
Cornwel'l..Madam Helen O'Brien, Dr. 2
Masscy.' I
A tasty nVenn of ire cream1 and 5
/cake, enndio- was served. 1
Mr. and Mrs John I'nrtell Entertain [
On' .WcddeRray. 'Ainrust l'.t. 1 it'll 1
Mr. and Mr-. John I'oivdll entertain-1
^ rd with .a. dance H? i)?>riticr Mr.. nn<t1
1" .M rs. Saitw- 71 r : la >' ': ?!i in. I'a.. at T
the:r home <n "Ml.- Pleasant.. 'I
Tho-e im M'ljt \vr-re the MisWs 3
Kniily. I'W ii. ' I ???rn(Hy Hotl'man, j:
' Marcaret ! "> ;?<ier., l.euisel- Mori/on, I
Tlwiltasine ' llarrim'i. Marrueiite R-o- r
bilison, Winn W.itrains of Baton t
1 Bniitrh. I.a : ,Mv. and Mrs-.' 'A I lie I
Sam!ford. Mr... and Mrs, , 1'inckney i:
: jlv/ekicl. Dr. am! .Mrs.-. ('.a weli. and 1
jr foe's t 1'ri'im Wil. .a \. Dr. . and p
JMis. Kdwnnl 1". rmf.li Mr. and
;m i*, * 1111'Kr 1 :n ut, .Ur . uV?
Traeoy. lit".::?. Far fan <>!' Kini'stive; 2
. Dr. .Ma- -< t . Dr.- ;m>i Mr.'K. I., lit i t), \
J.Mr. :imi'.Mr-'. 11'"rivrt DeiMto. I
rj . I'fliHili1.'' f*?' !:i sarului !:C?.. s
I >e 1.1 tvaiu ai;?t" i-:> ..tei'Vetl. . I
, Wit tttf"n? yrrt 11 tFrrrrfrr'i7- J ra. ?a
_ lit ill nit l'nt.\ ViiuiLiJ lililii h
v- .. M; 111.1111 . . I.. JluLlU : U -V^ju' ?ii?T
7 rliai It ' at :t !-utU".v> i-ti tv |,
h('l)o) in-' M.i !.nv. ?'?)U??VHI-vii????f
\Vn?Uij?irti-?i. I" i : lulfyiiUr! I- j
i 'Pur. Ml.. I ( ,t:;-l .Mt.-. H it'll #
Opnyyrs. . ; ; v
f i T-aH't-v * v. '-i r- ' r-rt-'-T-i} t-lfi'yn- J'
i thii'ty (1I""Vvrr~ ,! ' .;i ' "t >f\?"-rcil "a
.. bonr.i o* rho. n
Ruth. ? - t. ImMit <u hi<>/., ) v
'jHVU'p Vt_,. - |':i r 11? -1 .i i>>.\tl'." l.'i.'i" ol Ii
rovre -).. irtli ? :ti.!; Mu.l vi. , I it.iiv
|Fiy?. t'u r^!tU ! . r' l v.;- i\ u i:- v.
j |"t" i*it? ?I -> i ! _>jI tj.<11 ;111- v i ;iI f >i'tt t'V y
M i'lila 111 t ill -?i! TTTTt "?Tt ( 'H' , fi'S
ftlU'i-4.'- rif l.iuji't- \\ftf' |U < .i ut?'-! 0
\ it \f- .1 " .i >i::i > ' I i
Til' ?* n 't?rr-i v
| Flfil'Mt'f .in.I I'' :r 1 i? : \* l.lll}i\ aihi i.
Ma-rcar. f Fi IV"I ;i"* TT<.<<uiY:tn. * ]
, Ruth C'i iivt'i-. ,M.;ti; Ii?ta ami Fv-lelle >
Hill, Kit.trie I euU'. It.lite Cillianl.-vji
' I.into 'Gene' V ini;: .1.. li.i Mar- !
" Iletli.' tie '! >m 11 lit! a I'. ru: < VKlien ,
il'hennie I- eh ! .1.1 ( ' in. . j s
j A most delivi.l fi.:l ? <?: v-i.- (if slniivm|"
' salad. t? r,->a" . . latter- , r:i- l.e.V. can- .
' dies and u : ' I \\a ' m Ved. i
>j ha i < i - : i j . were ; j
1 riven > ! I
: Mr. iVL MIs. ( Ini !-. ( ai ->i ; l otoi'tain (
Mr. and Mi.. !' i I -fa--'|ier!.
' .St entertained friend-. v. .':'i a danceC
fin honor of Mr. irrrd Mr*: < nrke Car- | !?
I son nt' Waslnii" t. n. I? ' Ae-tust lis.1',
i>;u. ' ? ; r,
-i 1 i.ii iiuf i i i mi?n i11' r'nr hout?innd
l><i had a- their faest< the |
Mi *-<*- 'I'liuni II: ri) i n. F-uily Green.'
i Irnta II hit's,,v. Ku;K A ! -uyors. Velma i '
i Wii;trlnKmilv anfl 'MaV ;- a-nto Fra s
sev. Ma'.tie aiTrt Tun'::'"- .MTTd-yifi. Itflsa c>
, \i esettc. Jid'iii GailUa!'-!. . I'riseilla , ^
L-su.~..i n. , , j: 1 , , Ahl.-r'I'Mr,,,)
| fl. K'n <>T* i-'n; < "har'i.('..well, Dr. j i
L and ..Mi'-. t' rv.(!l. Die. ''-avis and;
. McFall. ! IuiVinaa and ,M t. cy. Dr. .
and .Mi: . Scah'i U1 \Villiant
,'nnd Vithei < : i " ! :r DoCopta.l
ItdiarlM- ami \ u-: u I Mr. alid !
DTTi'.-. Da .: XT Knekuey I
' F/chiel Mi. a< '.{- "e ' ' 11' v. ad Mara
I- rhiin* ' .< ?rr; 4^
I i)eiiei "i >' i "i. i diWiohe-,
j"| ellee.-'C- j . i: . i; . n inc.-; WSiC I
r setved dha
ttdi'i.a. i:: , nruioee of i
' i I ?r. .I .I .Ml: .' y- . 'din -ill I'lio
. i it - . M.?.?iV-U? u-?-.i\ ?fin 1
l! i*.mi ill'-.-hi- I i 'a: .i . w days, j
. will it. i;V:n ' .. I I,. ' iec felK*:'t |
. uf M |> I \\ . Fi.i'i I M. ' aliiitin St. 1 1
' iiv. I'alwaid G Tri-Jc ' '! \ irpinin | j,
L' TMatf t ..ll." . In I a r r??-li.n IrCer^
I'v.'hcje in' i fin ."iii-. t . . ii J allies F
i Fra e i* 111 t i. n, 11 \. j t
, j ,M i'.' 1-,iin ,1 u?^; .y'n . i -.Inlies' Col (
TT"; iari Ts in i h" ml. '.i 11'111l1-' Ids | 1
1 ?nv v!a>r. W it h iii iii i tt'i.- r Harold :
June .and Kai!i i>a\i . . . |
(-j Miss Kstelle and. Ai.tiSiLei.ia Tl-ill l
.were siM'ii in tiie city ; I ? i ;i-.| veek. jy
I Miss Truttie of' Xcw A cm'|,City the |.v
'' fiancee of Dr. llnlViinie v.a?:' in the |11
j- it / for a : (an t vi- it. " .
rj .;H|.Ay'5viy;t i-^n i:\vs
h: ""STrs.-<tf?iila fij-fe-iv?^i .11 1' of Bam- J
i berg is vj?ft'ilia- ivlit.t i v? hero. \
i! ' PVUf. WKi'ti.. )'-c 'i'> ''^iir-y] from j j'
New York. lie report.- a pleasant
i
Mr; Morion Odore ari-oi-.ipnnied by
Mr. John Harrison motored to Mrtrion 1
and neighboring "towns tost week.
! Misst^i .Tenia and M,..o Harrison-, o.t.
I Barnwell antl-Messrs Bowman and
' Gaulin of Augusta, (Jo., made .a pop y
' Vail at te homo. juf the reporter's (?
I Sunday aftrrnoon. _ * # H
! Pttf'f, R. M. AVhitti'iilnrir of Simp-/!
ftnnviHo; was in town Monday.- - _ ^ <
' jifrrlm-Kinntoy Williams of Detroit 11
| Mirh. is^ visiting reliit.i\es hplje for t n
\a few days. - -Mr. Willining vfc/on HTs . ?
l|Wav to Floiida f r the winter. ji
| Mr. Teddie Brooks, no\? of Green- j
ville is visiting fi'iends. hero.
' Professors W'hic and u ) (m arc ;?
1 attending the Agrionllnral Confer-11
encer at State College tiiis week. i ^
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EAPEg
MCCARMICK NEWS
The revival meetings ar? all closed
ve can truly say that #he Lord was
--L. ?. t - ii ,1.- \v>.i ':.c04
/erted at Shiloh A. M. E. Church.
Rev. M. G. Williams conducted the
meeting,. truly he is one of the God
sent messangers. Our pastor \Rev.
1. W. Douglass is also a live wire for
he Master. . .
We are having strong Sunday
school lesson on mission this quarter
hey are veyy helpful to our Missioniry
Society. The'first of the year
>ne of our Missionary workers' said
o the W. H. and F. M. Society, let
is see how much money we will raise
10m oq/ pockets, .not by plan, and
hose are the names and Amt.: each
nember paid: janie B. Perrin 55c*,
Jailie H. Perrin 5oc; Mattie Harrion
35c; Amanda Wideman 125c;
'heobie Perrin 65c! Annie Marshall
>5c; Ida Smith 35c; Ce^lie A. Hariion
65c; Lizzie Nipper 55c; Leala G.
s*E\v 40c; Maty Sibert 25c; Janie
^hrestWell 20c: Sallie S. Perrin 65c
Mara Wharton 30c; Tugenia Bell 55c;
-izzie Tray lor 20c; Lizzie Bell 25c;
/aura MB. Singletery >50c;~ Seppie Perin
55c; Lizzie SeVerett 10c; Sara
*atterson 50c; Fannie M. Wrights
>5c; Carrie Wideman 5c; JlVardola
Uoore 5c; Martha New 5c;. Milwee
Sell 5c; Pearl Morten ,25c; Francis
>Iorten 25c; Annie M,-Patterson 25c;
lotah raised $10.10.
BISHOPVILLE NEWS
The revival meeting convened at
luriiuin Baptist Chinch August 1G.
t was conducted by the Rev. W. F.
ilclntosh, we .must say he is a pul?it
orator, he was the ~ riWafiS t)f
ringing many souls to Christ and
uany new members was added to I
he church, We were pleased to
lave this God fearing man in our
ong and continue to preach the
rgspel.
The revival meeting convened at
?cW~~BetIttd At M. K. Churyh, August
3, 1031, conducted by ' Dr. W. D.
incont King of Columbia, evangeist
one who Knows what, to say from,
tart to finish,-one that will tell the |
ruth, let the chip fall where it may j
irshupvitte?rr-rblessed to - have such-|
man as Dr. King, Monday night
v?preached - a soul-stirring sermon
iif-hopyilie ?ias- been red jfrom
ottoni to tup." We have had people
lovn ten utile around l'rom every
^nomination.
Tuesday night he preached another
romlerful sermon,, subject: "Be sui.e
our sins "wjlT; find you opt ", Our
ttendance ' increased greatly. Wed-iesday,
Thursday and Friday night? I
re had wonderful meetings in which
nany souls was converted and backhders
was reclaimed, Bishopvill?
ill never forget lite wonderful seric
e reTidered by his aervajnt.
Sunday was a red letter day tlio
ider citizens claims that Sunday was
i.e created day Bishopy die. has, evet
vitnessed. We had four sermons
hmday. At 1 o'clock he lectured to
tj'J men before the men \vete but
i t women was- .standing uii the
:r and waiting to enter.
Night service was an over-flow
t'coplc was there from all parts, |
eats could not he found, automobiles
Ac red' nearly a whole block and
H'oplo'was sitting in cars could not"
[ in the- church, if anyone wi>hes
have a great- -meeting send for , Dr. I
Miiif w hn'se address is 2.117 Wash-1
ngton St.> Columbia..
New Bethel is hlessed to have
onie of the lending people in the
talc, l'rof. Hale B.- Thompson of
Uli'ii?l.iuviirsity preached?two wunci
1'ul .-ermoii on tin- fourth Sunday.
' nie again l'rof, you' are welcome.
Dr. King will- be With us again the
irst week in October and on* the
eeond Sunday in October we are,
x peeling Dr. A. 1'. fipear.-v and I
lishop Ransom. Revival meeting!
>ogins at St, John tonight, we hope
l will He" a success.' r . ; .111 '11
Mill.1.IS NVflBA'li'LKV , BRANCH
ur THE CULIMBIA I'l ItElG J
l.iHHARY, 1129 FARE ST.
Report lot* the month of August
Adu^ circulation: Fiction 309; Noir
h i ion ?T7, total 370. . *
Juvenile circulation: Ho, Non-Fic.
ion; 1UN; Total 273.
Entire circulation: 0-fD books and
s?inagavines. 11
Nevy boirowers Adult 34; Juvenile
Total 11. Present ehrollinent. 104^
'.t books. added lor circiHatiun*,' most
idult fiction. A large Older lias been
rutayed, bur "wctitp?rxpei tine ' inure
Loks any day. It Is* encouraging'
o have new members nearly every
Itt-r-. VV-e-ermtrnue-Ui r\tend_a hi-aity..,
volconie to all who wish to read or
o visit the library.' The over due.
itic has been changed to 1c )<er dayT I
mil we would he very glad to have all
vho are in debt to Liie library topu^._
p and begin the second year r'iglit.
riu.se who have not reported' lost
......I., (.1. 'In -1? r >. 'lloiiesl-. i.S
he ^test policy.'' Wo -/w.ill^ appruciuUt.
he continued cooperation of all con eincd,
and" together we will build
.! > 'i "e ' .vrr; K U ,'?C 11 ' ? grcill. I
dessing to a greater nunibcr of peoi;e
in the" city and county. 1
J. W. TALIiEY, Librarian.
EOREM E DISTRICT W. 11. & F.
M. SOC1ETL MEETS
The Women's Home and Foreign
lis ionury Society:_of the 'Florence
Mstrict held its jpeeting in ?St. John
t. M. K. Church, August 12-1:5, 19.31.
rhis meeting was a success-from evu-y
angler despite. the fact >li?t. hard
intes are upon us ijll quite a largo
umber of delegate's attended the
neeting, practically every charge be.
ng represented.
The sisters were filled "kith the Holy
pirit which made the meeting a spirLual
success. The fire burned in the
earts of all present from beginning
o end. The quiet Hour service was
V- s
? ? - ; ? ?
quit# an addition to. the meeting. -1
Everyone present enteied in to the ^.o
spirit of this new feature whole hi
hcartedly. 1 feel that this feature of PS
ihe meeting helped us to have a sue- hi
cess fcl meeting. Nearly $U00.00 was
hai-ed for the sacred cause of mission, ci
! The President, Mrs. iiattie Thomas ni
wife of Presiding Elder Thomas rul-' '
ed very graceful)' the tyemen of the M
district cooperated with her in every
way possible. _ * . tM
AJ1 the ofliicers with one exception
were re-elected. With cooperation cfo
the members' of the district with the
President, Airs. ThomW, this grand U1
old district will - continue and excel Al
themselves. _ "
SlTMMERTOX- NEWS - j
Taw Caw Baptist Church
Our Sunday School is doing nicely
with Mr. ?J. D. McFaddin Supt, also
our meeting was a wonderful meeting
conducted by Rev. W. S. McCulum - ?
-frotH Camden, this beirfr his sixth (1|
year he has conducted our meeting '1
for our paster, llev. J. S. Hannaham. Tr
from Bishopville. Many souls were i fv'
~n/1 HVvl fVx a aU?%m?U 1 =*=
w vuv vnuivii uuiiii^ tiic meet?
intr, al^o {.the members and friends of 1?
Taw Caw presented to Rov. McCulum sn
a beautiful flower on Sunday nfght re
with the sum cf 0 dollars. The money
for "the leaves; also 17 were addded to
lie church Sunday night, many piit M
v hrist pn by baptism.
'On Thursday Rev. McCulum, Rev. ch
I Iannaham, Mr. J. IX McFndi.il, Mr. W
rinekn.'y Wilder, Miss Carrie Duck-'
ett were the supper guests of Rev. vi
?II r.enrt-in and his wife Mrs. Ida G.
Georgia.
Our Missionary Society Willing N,
Worker Club,. Junior Working Club Li
are doing nice work all seem to be
hi working spirit, also the Union that F.
convened at Taw Caw was .fine, the nl
picnic on last Friday came out fine
wi^ pray that this working spirit may he
continue"; The folks around Summer- 11
ton are^iusy gathering cotton. m
. . m a ' ' se
? 9MOAK 9?.-NEWS ?|
Sunday was our big-meeting-day. ^
Rev. "S. J,. Cooper preached in the
| morning aid Roy. S. McMillian in L.
the afternoon. People from ad over ?>
-the county were out. The.,, mgm-brs u.
[brought trunks of food of all kind. j|,
t?TXe wedding hells?are still ring j.(
, iug, around her. A fc->v Sunduxs.ago _y\
| .Miss . Yernetta Daniels became the
v.ire 01 i\ir. lnasep Thompson. We tlJ
w ish them lots of happiness. -aEssie
Kinsey left for Now j,|
York for an indefinite stay.
Miss Minnie Inez Walker was the %
week end guest of Miss Ilattie Moore i
Mrs. HalU Johns and daughter lit_ i ir>
tie Athloe" spent the week with Ry. ;
and Mrs. R. M. Moore, Mrs. R. P. to
Williams and husbartd Mr. R. P. Wil. m
hams motored down1 to Tilman, S.
C.,*o see her nister who is critical
ill Our sympathy goes out to her,
YOUNG \i;iiUOES COOPERATIVE tu
LEAGUE to
V
Tin- Voting. Negroes Cooperative 5
Leitguc toniinue.- to grow in member y<:
rtrid -a widr knowjeigo of the Al
wiiods and principles of cooperation bn
is obtain by Lite members. Much in j wi
. . rest is being taken in the education
JHHIHIHHPHHI
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-- Heavy Oil 29c
You Owe it to the welfare c
of your pocket hook to invest
Mo-Vis Yacum Made Oil?Lj
Stands up Longer.
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'j 'rif : pa. t < I l hat out. Uootus for S
,:? tlivTr liia.v.- iis ttu-vUi.uk, paving :
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4 The Vourhoi's >
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m ' Dwnwi'k,
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? solafon ronies to you from the fatrt
2. ANi UKN'KVOI KNT ASSOC1 ATI
or'e te:^_bv insurance la>vs. to pa;
policy whn h your forethoojrHt fwre
Th* Mutual Relief Si Re
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aturday, September 12, 1931.
phase of the' program, every Anem
r-U. pnroiiiTigrrt: tQ_exprcs3_hrmaelf.
id ask questions concerning anw
irt of the movement that may not
' cl 'ar t ohim.
At the meeting on Wednesday ev
iing, Sept. 2nd a brief gist of the r?^jfcl
ovi met was given by the chairman ^
01 the benelfi of new members,
r. Shrewsbury Al: >rd Ied^the dts .
irsion of tl\e primuses of coopera .
jn. He presented and explained to
ie membcis the thiee fundamntal
incipls \vliidh have been laid down
td are recognized us necessary for
e success of' cooperative societies,
rief talks were -gtven by Misse.i V .
nr.t.io ltnwiiiaii. F.loise Bailey, Saf?.?
fie Kusemoud.
New members aie: Mr. Andrew
inthns,- Mr. Sorbin Sash and Miss
Kosemond.
JLLbOP.EE NEWS . ~
-M-a . :v,id -All'.-. .-Job l Hoggins and
i!-.!?:"Vi left l\i. r.'uy fur-New York
{ sue (U* ,v - wehl.q- |jorr
icy were visiting relatives _ and ,
iends.
-Mi-.*.??Howard- and?chilren r?
ft for Georgetown Sunday after <
endiM'r scv -.a! we;!'s with nor pa
nts Mr; and Mrs. It. L. Williams,
i-iis. Annie EoalWiight, oe Chica
is visiting nor parents Mr. and
rs. R. I,. Wiliams.
Mr. No lort Williams and Mr. Ni
(das' spent the. week end with Mr.
i'liafnsV parents.
ilr. Willie Waymer of Now York is
siting liis parents Mr. and Mrs. A.
Wavmer..
Mr. Thu<'deu? iiamon of AMKH'llll, ?
. C., is Tisiting ' his mother Mrs*.
ila Hariton.
The Sttn ay ydnyolat ShiIntfAvM:
Church is still omg splendid work
- o the A. C. 'E. League.
The last Quarterly Conference was
Id at- Shiloh Sunday morning. At :30
Presiding Elder L. II. Hem .
ingway preached a soul .stirring
rniop found Hebrew 11:8; subject
Id vent of Abraham."
Messrs Charlie and Arthur Cald
dl. motor, d over to Orangeburg,
irnlay after nooni
Prof, lloy Gordon of Muliins was
on .1 n t he fit y S a tarda y.
Dr. Pinson of Morris College," Sum"
r and Mr. Ilajiberry, was seen, in
e city Thursday afternoon visiting
i'v. B. K ' Salley and Mr. Willie""
"Mr. an i Mrs. Olen Mobrer nioVoR'.T ~~
. Wiu'stnii Salem. N. C... and spent
' few days?tbvy -reported- a very
easant trip on their locum. . . _
Rev. and ..Mis. liildebraiid, Misses ,
gnes. I I ildebr.uid, . Dorotiiy Cane,
ary Luc Williams,' Mrs. R. A. Bi ig
i'. > rl \l?.i I'tillP mnlOi'Oil 111
.. M.uthew.; i nuraduy and'Fiiday
the Coiiicielite Biauc.li Missionary
eeliiig.
" -NOTICK- -a ' j
All mchibers of the Women's Chris
m Temperance Union are requested
aten i the regular ineetins of the
nion Tuesday, September 15t4i at
1\ .M. at the V. W. C. A. Bring
Hir scrap books and bring a friend.
II legiortys-who have made scrap . / j
oks are invited and any others who
isli to attend*
J. W. Talley, Pres.
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RESSION PRICES
Per Gallon
Oc Per Gallon?
'
if your car and the health
igate and purchase these
ists honge*, Heavy liody
Columbia, S. C.
J. & I. School |
ml-: town of denmark |
:ntire time can be
TIDY |
inig Combined. High School
i for Freshman College H.
\u to young wpmin. Splendid
ited by the Stnte Department K
^ ;>( >.(h-mic building. properly . u
.00 with the privilege of work- j
i) work students who can take "
$IS.ftt) to enter. ' * .
L & I. School
Martin A. Menafee, Treasurer
SC.
Consolation | i
v ft
anks, hat a message of- ran '
that Till?*MUTUAL RELIEF ^ '
ON is under contract and you i*"
y you promptly your insurance [
uaded you to take out eov?rtfft i
nev'Ient Asa. of S. C. !
D Gen. Manager 5 1
1501 Vt TAYLOR STREET
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