The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 07, 1932, Page Page 2, Image 2

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'fir''?1 j -"a I'll fJTe pre-ft.* Think i\?r N \ if Oihsure thdt- lie* . cvn n..?ke good witji' somp, other occupation ah<i that he has a fair chance foj? success in sv?* me I J L ' ??;;i.in'?- Juli ; - ; ?i;i! > T<> lh? i : . \ i hi ; i .11 ' -;t??k- -r? cvivd soli ' - ' "t; * VflK' ?lv'fV^ SUMTER NEWS. v-:: Sunday) ;.v H-..W Misf / \ ' Sfy"tT I'l' li i ji i ' i i ft ' - : : ; \V._ K i?1 i : _ . . ~ I " 1 "* # | : I r \.<,K!.K A.M. K. i Hi j{( II it-". . -.Ii.hn^on. I * a -1?. r ?i ^ ^ . . . v - ? ; UK**. : . . v 1 , ? : ~11?1 ?*4 ^ ' - c, . -A;-, t ' - C ' . __ * ; , v/- : h..v, Rvv. C. J '? , -.i; J... 1 - * ' ' '>-. t 1 A Thought A Day !'?;> Or. ( \Y. Montuomerv. had thu>t; distinctive qualities which .niehr have ^made.-tmil- the greatest"-' king Of Israul,. but his indoniital.lv 1 will. his desire to choose His own way 1 in spite of the counsel of' God an \ Samuel; brought down upon him .tor" t j rents of gloom and destruction. The climax of this tragic life wa * reaehe i when he disobeyed God an;.: .saved some of- the choice cattle of the Ama^ekites from; that point his . lift was a continuous decline,- until . wt rind him at the home of the witch. . of Kndor ei>tr<-ating her- to bring ' back Samuel. ~ " - . - [' The minister further said that tir r?.;!iu?liX?tit v >a?o!te?re-*tr-tcled ent i t ?= to OKI Testament literature. Many i;.-' ; tlividunls* when the "Samuel of Op ; ' pvKunity."- is gv-ne ci v out in vain i.fbr ,its i etui n. The greatest Samuel that t omes an .individual today i> the opportunity to; serve God. ! This was a very helpful sernt- h e i, - . . - . - ' w.ri? The .attern'K'n . wa.? ' u\ 'i1'';1 ; ::vx: month a: the -mo* Ml... 1Sax-..::.. " CHKKAW NEWS >.s\ :ay . a::v- r -n ;i.. B. Y. ' -' I . v. -.v Pv* I)fv Bhi t!?'. ( r..axii | i : Si !>! .g'.iiiVi X:" W vvi\' M. E. Church. I y J. H.. C;; 1..A> 2: ...: H a while in ^ i t v y. . , * t ' M:--. L.' . Muniyr. > h ..its: ' M v, : N\ C. : .'ir. -a:..; Mrs. ?vr:ot P wv itave ' *?'" ;v.6' *"c " ' ^ ' *" < c'.y.i.g wr.jcn was .trivet-: by a... M e regret*' to s.a y Mi. \\ i. ,.i.ii>ii-i !, j^i ito. . lii ?h?. There. ua*-a play giver. a? P. ber: 4 .1 u* aijid ar-u ;ga ?>, r.o . M "rday < >v. rung. May ^ under m.e a'!..-! ..v.- L;. ' < M:Vs?tK?rf.-:Ky. McFarWn. tCie-M .iski;.- , . V, .1, s. i('. ' 4 -i Tuc.-i.jy.'May ?.The . ;k< ;.;er.t exercises will continue :b:oUgi"> M or-say evening., May _ ?. .a 4.as- * The May Dav e.\i-s\ir? 1 b oulte-f-?< Metro: iai Academy were eh; yv i I ' < The parade was better ' a..!, e v- , i 1 ' A * 1 '"" 11 I' vli y.' rr' ' 'V?., | *v ] X' 10 0! t H (r 3 111 p\ 5. ST) JAMES NEWS ? i , >*. .Ja ires ;> still-on a :v.ovv under!'1 the leadership of Re v. Ower.?. Wv ;ust'ended Friday night a sue-? ; ,tv>-f.:i revival meeting in whit:, ui.Bi.ju nine confessed" Christ. and 'about The. services Sunday _\yas .opened.i _usual with early: morning prayer^' meeting. astd- Sunday School at ten with each teacher in their place,' ady :"..r , Tessnn, ,T:r. a " ? > . sr. icwe-l by the superintendent. Mr. H- ? 1 At 1.1 ,um o'cl k- Rev, Owens preach ?f a spiritual seripon from St. John , hrd c:iar>ter and 1 verse, si! -ert T?a. peru ration. S'-rday evening we wtre made to ne/oice by a sermon preaehod by Rev. j Rfyar.t of Chapel Station. Sunday night Rev. Owens preach- \ ' ed" another very, splendid s'ernv.ri. j "Walking?with?God." Monday night we were entertained* by and entertainment given by Mrs. t, ' >..r.,-: r.f Anti"ch- for thv Red and like armies. Xhfc_er.U-itammejit. w,a? Z ar. enjoyable one. We are thanking j along with our members, the other 1 .i trnners. who helped to make our meeting a sucess. 1 . . J1 EH "... - ? i r " ?" *V' c are tropin? to' enjoy a prWirr&m n honor of mother. ponsored by the n :hers of St. .James- Church;-and by he young folk Sunday evening. .! Sponsored by Miss Bertha Bnuklight. We havt on the sick li>t Mi>. )wens. . i We are. hojmig to have a suecess t'onlo-t?hotv. e-en?b"iufr?< 'I1: a pel? liyir and St. James. - I'fte v- -mestimts from ST. "hame- are Wis. Gussie Mae Bight and Mis. EJa May field.' We are glad to have Vliss Elouise Generette in the- city, if'.er a ?uce-siul school term. Mr. Bouknight is a lit:'-:- better at : - whiting 1\L- pr.ty tjnit :it v.; 11 n be well .gain. . 1 r::e. Bee- v ; \ i i.-b. had .*;i:it.e- a Ve-ssfui mee-t.ng at the- home of ; re-siden; Ellen J hns n. They .:'v also pieparing tc> put on a pro : e ; M '-'.el - I ):> y ? i ii ? i mmm i i ? ?i?i i; ProgTi >" -oF.1 A GADSDEN NEWS . -r.'~T : ~1 5 Th?* -<v?>I wcatiuT !j6i;e is , killing a ' j.r<?oi| I>if of 1 lie i'otton that ix> ju I i (.in tijr 'up. ..frs. t . M. W i-lincr inuK/ica 10 Oraiiift'ljurjffc S.. (?. Monday .to visit, }.<-r children Mr. Paul W! Wehl/er ;rvjj t? olletfiL.studeht of South Caro1 Ltiii?State- < 'oth-tfe and Hiss-MT a ; Mr, John W'ehher third hipdi h: .*h -< (tool students. . Mis. Uutll f'ookard <<t" Wellfoid,-S. C. s.j (.'lit the week end visiting Mrs. Annie House uf Kastover, S. and sT-Tio'r;slimit'.-. ~ Misses I.ueilo and Iva Lee Fir^h wen; visit' rs at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. lJawdoph, Monday I*. M. ' .Mr. and Mrs. Iilakel.vSe-ott -of ? "*Y ^ Kastdv.er, S.. were' the quests ol ?d i'. and MiV. .1. jfri Kandnljih on 11 m . . . V amme - ! I'n l.* % 7> ? ite* A'?-;-n. ? e ...? ('a' la -Walker ? T< ? - - ? Ki.'U'l G rt v a ^ .. .."... >vh. r ^ 1' . Ma::aA - :V ? - Mr; Pir.ekr.ev .. * .... Dr. Stuart ?. ? * ~ ^ MI.iia Bau-s 4V* ?> Vw AAAAAAAA V > > V W V J?j TWv^PLOPLL frr CAROLINA $ f"A){JTiTtorrand Circu- >1" -?? : i and fur manv thou- Vi ?_ v ! i . 1 ?lue ranue 01 I Jranyitu-s. J j mmomorative Literature of \ -ions. t ION No. 2) I > Vear $2.00 & I ... 2.00 $1.00 . & $;loo l ' - # * "TO LEADER t Columbia, S. C. JL X * V ' Saturday, May 7th, 1932 nl.'terjioo'n >!"' I'?? 1 ~t. "i "Trn?r tt-i ntliy um'J?:fHtvta Bobo who < Tilled hwjr.e on account of i fro?rir^ri-h?it)?ctt<-ir -unclfe Tucker (},?-?Woo'luHt^iii LU ne'd to Hencdict* C'olir? iln-'iirt to rcv-tuino their studies, Mr*. ( at lieri<i(i Hol'ey and .Nils. I-o.ii.-c; W. fiahd lpir stopped at tiu,*. Waverlcy Hospital Saturday fo see .,1. - l:,n:i Collin*, mother, of l)r A .J. ( liin.- ?vhcj had a very serious op< -rati if tv o weeks ayo. Theyj wa-ri.pded to f in?i .M ! s . * ollms M proved and in a eheei ful mOPd. ? [ .Ml of,the nurses were- ylad to see Mrs. Randolph-out acain after having 11'<-n an innate- tfiere from Feb. Hi to March JR.' Mr. 1'.tfi:e-r filadst- he- Wuodard, on of tin--late- Hampton \V. and MarI aji '. ,.\. W oodwai!d quietly passed t away on the 2^>h.-TTf April "at the hon,<-- of his '.-ist'er, . Mrs.' Marion' \\ l iyiit M> J.e- -ti e uf Hay:.oil, - f>. C. , -mi to i-'-latc h- -:~t1' Margaret U.?1? Woodwa: d died i:i New Yol'k City ' a.l m-i-\ i_ ( -were held from Red. Hill Uapti.-t Church by. his pas- % r< r Ip v. T. I.. Iuj ke-.tt Wednesday at h:!<*!'niftit was in the- church 1: :y: 'flu- mutual undertaking I i <,. . f s TnUji r. y. I'fnUm'fcd.ifXl'el- ' l-'x-i".*. , >; j L. . whie\) was a crv-d.it to <!.i f.a.-vT is- survived 'by- two I';?o"!-7"~afid--'fm;r -i-Ufs, .Mi* H. A. , > ;t .<1 of Gadsden. S. C\. Mr. \V. 1), Wir .d ..a. d <;!' Aiken, S. C.;'Mrs. :*aiiie I. liisa W. Woodward.of pads- ~V dv-n >. ( Mr.-, Rath \V. Rookard of Well-ford. S. and Mrs. Ma;ion Wiv-iin Abl.c-r-ter of Hagood. S. C". W V N U-:n?An experienced physi'viain bedding a ,< uth Carolina license, ' mvnfii''' ji C.r 1'yjinv Clinir - Apply ill itor-mn of- Write to Dr. M. A. l-lvai.s. Ali 'lit.;il I nl ector, 2wl~ . laylor Columbia, S. G. ' j ^ mm* mam ^M SPECIAL j I / \ X" 1 * . _ ... .. .. luiivii i.eave . No. . No. 4:50p 32 Aupusta-N. Y. 32 5'.00p 7:55a 31 'N. V.-Augusta 31 8:05a I2:40p 37 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 12:45p 4:lk)p 28 Cinn.Char'ston 28 4:0?5p 0:00p lo Culumhia-Cinn. 0 7:05a Voon 24 Cohtrnhla-.Jni'Vs'ri 23 10:30p 10:10a 8 CoCa-Augnsta- 7 4:10p 2:40p 20 Col'a-^nvannah 10 8:20a \ >-rrtl-pr-"2^ 5Tt0lt jlJ:00a 1-1?C??l'n-Charlotte 14 lr20p ? 0:5>5p 11 Cora-Chnrl'n ,12 8:00a 4:55a IS Col'a-Chari'n 10 3:55a l(V:00p 10 .Col'n-Greenv'e 15 6:50a 12:55 117 Cora-Charlotte 1V8 11:20a I 10:00a 18 Cola-Atlanta .17 7:15p Via Camden and Rock Hill. *> ... . X !L-?k?