The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 12, 1931, Page Page 8, Image 8
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH -s
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with his relatives Rev. and
toftr Lgvattt oh W; Hawpton SL
the Christians journey through this
world and into Eternity. The sermon
wj s wonderfully impressive for good.
After the morning services two per
sons cueie forward ana connected
themselves with the church for which
we are truly, thankful. Among the*
visitors who worshipped with us were '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Fulcher of
New York City; Prof; and Mrs. T.
j. -Sullivan, city; Mesdames Fulcher
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i n.:u uumvaii are sisters 01 mrs. KOSU
Nesbitt 2300 Lady Street spending
mf vacation here; also Prof." J. D.
McGee of Benedict Collegfe; ReV. Plair
I Mrs. Goodwin 2120 Lady Street and
others. . :
" The Christian Endeavor came in for
a very splendid program Sunday ev
, ening as preselled by Mr.1 Coley
Washington ani Mr. Willie William?.-'
;..>ye young. men along with many...
> others are always ready to respond
the call of duty for the benefit o'< i
' '.IP?ymmf |inii[ilii'f nmnfng \V:*j
thank Mr. Rosemond for his very I
,. impressive violin solo, and each par
vivn* on tlic orogra.ni also Miss
> Mary Coleman and Eloise Grccnu foi
i -p;r ores--nee. You are always wel _
com<v in our services. We have still 1
oni" .sick: Brother Blocker at Good
Sr.n-.nrit-m TTosnit.nl: Mrs. Lucilc
Scott, 1907 1 2 Qervais Street; Sisle;.
Smith, 110G College Street; Siste
" ->\vr> 22'e*> Pendl ton Street-, Sister
Jackson, 1703 Highland Street an-'
e,s.-'M??y they soon be up and
out again. ??- . r? An
important church conference
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^ 'IMMI I\-\7VI ^UI 1 ItCailtl.Y IlI^IIli OV l? I
tember 15. The call of duty for the
benefit of - the church is marie may We
7 Ticed the call. J ?7? ?- v.ext
Sunday September 13 is do]
In*-rally .for'the Trustees. We neet
very much the liberal financial help
of every member df Bethel that the
cause of the church may not s'olTer.
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
The Bethlehem Baptist Pastor's Aid
Club met with Miss Willie Mae Nel
son on Green Street. Thursday after
r tioop ;it. 500 o'efryefrr- -The pIuH - wh^- called
to order by the vice president.
' I Mvs. Knrnn .Joyce nf - ? tin regular >.
Ij. si1i1.s3 inc pastor ^.- .k chi-r rj >1 the
, evening lesson. 'We are very glad to
have oni* pastor meet with us, because
she is always ready to give helpful
instructions and words of encourage
ment. A corum of 22 were present.
Remarks were made by Mrs. N. Craft
Our President is always interesting,
. The meeting, was very enjoyable. A11
ice cream course was served by thehostess.
A large group..of,both young and
- old were found "at the early morning
prayer meeting. Many heart felt pe
' in 1011s were?offered and?a?seines?of
, sniritual songs wre sung. ''Sunday
School was held at the usual hour, the
lesson was beautifully outlined and
made by the pastorf<taoishrdcmmf
discussed in classes for 30 minutes
then a very brief review was made ,
J .hy the pnatmv ' '
At 11:30 A. A1 <Aster Rose.' T. da
I pmaehed a wonderful sc.ueon |
1 on the subject "Prayer." 1). V. P. |
C. was Heal at the usual hour a !o v
wis p*esc!>( an * .. ! 'v
, said to stimulate a 'Christ5.: n it
.o the hearts of our youmr,"people.
' Sunday evening after the opening
, P"'', Sarah.. H, .Smith selected her I
subjuct Danit! 1 0.10 "Disvevnrd for |
* KVil Doers and the results." Tt >va*. >
indeed a wonderful d.iseourso. M tn;v
k hearts were made to rejoice and cv
eryone were turned away well bene
* fited. The Waverley Street Quartet
h rnn-Wnri gpvornl' ni<-o <r>1pi-t ions. p
We are very sorry that we are j
' unable .to accommodate _ ouremigre,i
gation on Sunday nights, but we hope [
y that gi eater plans w ill be made in J
the near future. We wish to retun '
' i a:ink^ to the .fn mot^AlntrA'?tr rs I'm1]
serving on Sunday morning. We are I
prodcl of you all and hope that the j
' good effort will continue.
' Rev. Smith and Airs. Mell Craft j
left on Wednecrtnv ?..? t)I., I
. jyn, where Rev. Smith, will conduct j
three weeks meeting. She will als > '
conduct meetings in. Elizabeth, N. J.; i
and Philadelphia. We hope for her I
a pleasant stay and -su.ccessfiil-inf'i'.t 1
ings. . j i
Th.e_Jil0.io'r Usher. BoiiiJ was toy . |
ally entertained at the residence of
Miss Bernice. Manigo on Wednesday
^afternoon.
- -Thn Twnll/n^ri-iho^ wiiii-h U:j-; piv
; sented at the church on Monday nite
was quite a success. We wish to
turn?thanks?to Ebenezer and- -'/AtrttBaptist
- Churches for Aheir * hearty
~ cooperation In ttrts program.
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KINGSVILLE NEWS
September 8th, 1931?After having
had such soul stirring and uplifting
meetings lor three successive weeks, "
surely we see new light and greater .
, zeal to go forward in the future. Let
us look life square in the face and
' gather the faith as they did of old
, and put .the program right over the
top with God's help.
Mr . C P ...U? 1
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a "lirrjre Sffw Mtn~ aT Klrrgsviffir
. solicits your patronage and eoopera
tion. He also grinds corn on Satur
day. } v '/ Misses
Rebecca and Martha Shiver
were the guests of the Finch girls
and boys Thursday 3rd,
Miss Elizabeth Finch left Sunday
Home Economics Teacher in the
JffCkson High School where she has
serveu aHready for (two successive
terms. We wish her continued sue
The ball game was quite a treat
ror Labof Day celebration. This 1 *
think will mark the clo~e of the
season.
Mr. 'McMaster Williams is stilt
! indisposed, aTaoMrs. Lula nates anu "
Mrs. Georganna Green.
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TENSE DRAMA "lN "
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Wallace Beery and Notable Cast Score it;
in Amazing T?le_of Corrupt _ ca
Politicians. hi
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Inner secrets, of city, politics, the; cc
working of the underworld and the ib
astounding story of the rise of a
gang ruler are the engrossing elements
of "The Secret Six" Metro
GoldwyruMayors huge drama of a
modern American life which is to cp
play :it the Capitol Theatre.
Wal'ace Beery, hero of "The Big ^
House' and "Min an^ Bill,"; plays the
'JOHN WCK BTOVVN and JE^I ? ' ^
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central chr^actc-r, and in, fact, is
one of ?the triumvirate responsible fi.<
for" fho blof n re. as yell as the former?hits,
for Gefrge JIiTT, director, and ti
Francis'Marion, author^ produced all tb
of them. . ~ st
?Bery; vas the swashbuekling^roy,- ai
stering but sinister Scorpio, has a sc
role that affords him the utmost lat- tl
lauhf.ss liKWs
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Mr. Ilorm;\"_-Bp,vd of Wilmington. 1
D* 1- vi^ii.'-il Mr,- and Ai, B. J. -Mad y
den during the past vvpcTT"~M'i\ BoydT^
Ml> W. I.' I : . i llivrrt.Ml liotj nuintMic'
etl :i be;.at .1 i,l c..ii|iv mid I'?again M
the ladies pleasure.
Miss llnttic Cunningham of Lyn
chburgh,; Va., spent the past week n
visiting her parents liov. and Mrs. M. 11
A. Cunningham. * . ; 2,
Miss Maggie T. ('arrett was ho- E
tess to the K. (>. SociapClub. on Tues
day evening with a large crowd pros
cut. Alter a series of games a tie
light.ttl menu consisting of potato
salad, suHir.es,'<m earn and cake was
serve.: .*
WATKunr, '.NEVES.
Miss (Jeialdine Williams of Mont j
chrr. r_\ .! spM.it . her vacation with
.' !i-s ?Hi-.Ov -r-t'iitt of Walerbury.
Among the ocud ; ti' i-- given in Miss
Willi..i. s" .. itnoi w.:s a bridge jiurty :
giv. n hy ' a: i .'1 . Allied Muiisss.
A l:-.v"~r~r i I .1 .r ^AVtren?the
'Moon o: *. " , ike M'.tintaim." was
being playr-i. ea> ii en.si lvpor.vd that
a pita, aik . vom.g v.as spent..
Mi s .j..:i";- .oo.ilt i tUerlainofl i.or '
with a s". ,oT; 'riverv wgi.c nurny_._Llg
tt resting features for the evening.
Among i'hor-e t.l.at were present
worei^Mr.. and Mrs. t a.ey iiUi, Mr..
m i ..ti.i? ' 1''1 . Mi. and
fMis. Aified Ma:as-., .Misses neien
Stevens.' ("1. rella. * \ n1, ma, und^ Hut j'
lie Moil; M I'loraneo Wright, -
II KliKJibutli lleywaw!
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THE SECRET SIX"
ude in the combination of whimsi.
i1 humor and menace that marks
s he?t w-rk. The finale of the pic_ M
is a heart?gripping acene^ in the _
mdemned cells, an episode which vU1v
moves the audience. , . _l
Based on fncta
-"The Seciet Six" was built on
rtual happenings in many Aipflti- ,
in cities, and the potent force be_
iod it is that it rings absolutely.'
ue. It has its comedy, its love inreKts.,
its grim battles, but through
all "the law roaches to win in the
id. Not Vsbn'iiadv a "gangster
cture," it bares all the secrets of
augland, as wtlt'ns "the machina-.
tins ' f politicians and the, underly. . ~
ng causQs for 'modern municipffL^
Mifiumritt. ?? ?
Scorpio-is^-ene- of-fr-nota -? ?
c ca t; in fact, one of the biggest
ists ever assemble.! in a single pic _
ire, ard in many o!' the scenes hun
T?fc rf?peepfe--ofMVopr.?With the.n
'11. tlv? dire-fr. rain ted his pi-true
'i'here is Low Is - Plune, as the sin?r
tor legal mind behind the under,
worjds lo gn of teirop,; Marjorie
ambenu, as the ill-starred Peaches.
)hn Mack Brqwn and Clark Gable, ' .
?_the two reporters, have the love
iterest with blonde Jean Hiarlcw.
aul Hurst, as the corrupt mayor; De
Til .i???njn<??5. as toe icarlt-SH' pulice
ficcr who dies unearthing the plots
' Scorpio; Murray. Kinnel, as the
inging Metz; Fletcher Norton, t- ^
elano, and Ralph Bellamy, as
ranks, the gangsters', John .MTljan, L
? the suave but deadly Colimo?
these are among the outstanding
rrres in the mighty drama.
The gnrg^thr.. fonpral, the sensa.
-ntrl murder trial, the 'formation of ~
le vigilantes, the war on the ganger
stronghold, thxr-corrttpt-eleetion,id
the grim exeuction; chamber
enes are among the highlights u?
lis astounding production. -
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Do Most Of Your
'rading .With Our Adcftiscrs,'
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in\ .J. i . Anderson. Pastor of Sid
ey Park .\yill' preach ar special ser .
ion t<V men on Men's Day at the
lorninpr service. September 13th.
Ivory man should hear him.,
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