The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 25, 1932, Page Page 2, Image 2
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The Old Gray" And
The New Rider
; BY E. I'll 11.11' EI.l.lS
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T Allon > I ^ I :.IU ,I ~
v ' W lu'M llu- cloi-iioti t.r facility \va
(k'tcrrcil at_ tho luiniiK'Awciiu uL i?l
Athrtt I'niwi sits. a prop:u'.';! '!>ln -u t
oil that 'it was-, sifiiplv a p.ili-'iiiii
b their eonviction; knowing I'ishop W'il
. - . liains as-I do. puts me in a position
to say that Uteri* isn't a hi dioo
_ lite bench tltut will treat his in on 'Tiber
Uiaa this one nor lias there ewr
heen oiie. eli . U i|. AH*that is necessary
is to accept liis propfiapi ami waUh
the outcome. Just follow his leadership
and you w ill he more than pleas
ed with the results.
It Was The Shine To Do
Kveryhody that ktiuw.-. anything' n
nil- miiM .aiiTrrr-nrai-.Tr i nr55E
that could have been done 'at tin- ;o
cent comenccmenl ol' our school, wa-?nouifli
Itislmp Sims, th,. retiiir.
president in ado rcvnr^mTmu;. t r< i : .
was custom and nodonlu ',i- i, r >.
liul what those recoin nu-nda . ... -rposed
as con( racts el--., urn.-. ' > !. .
carried mil hy Oudiopr^Williatt..
he accepted t he,ih w l li ill s'tpd;. .i.*,'
t Ill-Ill I'lX'UI''d lev's ol' iu.w e_uoO. :
"?w ere.?n?wunld?ir.u r?he -it ?;?:
case o>f sitfnine dotted lin \'
. must also be remembered ; i:.t; . .t
?: took liishnp . Sinrv "P?r.oir.I~???
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njr . I V I i ?l fllllVCI ?i I I J ' Ji > V. ..li !.t'
in.'Jut ohlijfaiiuii*. of -ii:? ? . h
jVquiryn)ont>; surely l.isju.p .?
win. irtlist pay tin- !oli> um'U l,r v,, .
ell two of three moil I il - i-., >( ,.,i v ,
befime -siynine; ..them. lle-tmp Si
lias a i'CUiikrtiunal -st iiooi in oi " d
i io. vvfth u.mlition? hioneiii ah,. a; I.;.
nehnimeiidat ion>, tluit he i.- not y.iny
to take lu?!?l yf,. tuiiil hd .itiw |
tip'ates thVni, it' ho has to' -ta\ it
A meriea until October. !'.!<<* > .]' :r
V
who knew I'.i.lmp Sim-. ku.w?m-?V '
? : ton innc li sonw Hi iio 11! Inn 1 ? .
when it cot ties to kn wine" u l.a, a
leader shotihl_ do in his d'.-t i iei.. I ij>.hop
Williams--has as Vnuei. -i
Bishop Sup's". T eonfmJs"'~ITaY' i,. ,rJ
are wiunv \cinhuit::--in,.?t.i;1 ' ?
in this state in eiiuivh and
that tire j'aeititf'~tin. row i?i-1.i. ...
'which, lie is hot les'p n-iid.*.- 1... .
were brdlieht almul under tin adu.-i
istrnfiion of .former ' Ib'slmp-. An I
?, _. -itrtttt-lttttr?think. they?\vi t.?too -e. no.1
? . to T lid of t In iii'-frv out vi' i' '
where." For many of?Uurin wn e
results of hluitdeiT on. their |>aii
financial losses. I \\oul i lake the- l> ;o!
in coin hit; out. nut in T ?j't ?| ?"ft job. 1 Ir. j
Order is hi no worse .-Jinp.- than the!
?United?Stn.ies?u seen?.lAjj Q" :
the countries of' the wo.rlfj 'n.y a I" i ,
broke according to ail addres- do j
livoTcd before nur iren?Tj( conferee
in Cleveland,- Ohtn' ).y a CniiftVes-- j
(man. . Xearly eye* v stale in .;,r
union is on the. verye of barki n:." ev. I
Vlioir only hope is wise leyrislaHtrt' j
-on the part of their leaders. If yep j
quit, .liis lodge what can yon-go in J
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' I - ii.?i ..ir 'i injr ill i'ilVct> froi
1:V i Mil" liiilm that ha
' i!M t)u' la! c |?io|?liVts ?.r tho
' . r. \?a '! iu- i u!i paynu'iit of ika.
tlana-- in soir.o loinmunit ios by t!i
i ban i llor that tlu-y aaitl woul
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ii i -Hf**
1 w'lioli - litiv li-p-i i'.vmii. p ,f- ..
i ik' tlifl not net a.thin dime. That ac
: .hi- pa>ioi" ii| a , la - to Inhibit
\\ V. aio ;i'k.( iv-\vi iliny: on this sub
' A lo Inn her (.-jpinu'iiil (Ik1 j>u*t J't-o
< ril i>i I if. l>onT, hYit to (oiiuiatlilati
mn n.hi.s riooiii, :t>sivniiioMt to_thi
,> . ; >! -; t. ot Atoiun 1'rsy.ah Statin-;
.- i'mur. ; Iii hop Nnjli \V. William:
v ow-, how in make appointnu'ilts
.r.d i'r'Anh.io- Khjor A. I'. S pea 1';
ado tho h'U Tillifo "in the'par
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horl- ia q.ii; !-._< 111ni| i> a pi i-aol^,
t ?r o'l'. no moan i -piUrt^prfn
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.1 I , r<* wr fonnd tin
i had hold of till' poo pin TTt
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THE PALMETTO LE
n JONES C'llAI'KL A. M. E. CHURCH
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Rev. >V. II. (iibbs, l'aslor.
'' Iiiiht Sunday was "Father's Day"
v at Jones -Chapel A. M. E. Church.
J The. sermons', morning and evening.
.. wo'iu preached by -Rev. W. B. Gibbs.
~ His discourses wi'iv uplifting ami im
e spiring.
u Two persons united with the church.
, Sunday?Sv+mtrl?convened at the usual
'hour. Christian Endeavor Nva?
( postponed on account of the lateness
of the. afternoon services.
At 5 P. M. the members 6f the
"Triumph Church of God" worshipped
witlfTfs. This was a gathering of
of long remembrance and many
hearts wete made to rejoice over the
message delivered by Rev. M. J.'Jack1
*?n ?i -YIarietta, Georgia. His theme
t-^ncpression, Its cause and Cure."
, He is one of the thunderbolts of the
- "Triumph Church of Christ."
Hishop Lee of Atlanta, Georgia and
of the same connection, made an extemporaneous
talk full of fire, and
foil for thought'. "*~Wq._jLajyu>t forget
t the splendid cooperation of these
gloat people*. .
Remember your duty oh Sunday a?
exercises will not be bold on Sunday
but look for the announcement of the
L same lit' this column' later.
y| Wo still have a sick list,. call by
- and see them.
, ! Are you going with. the Musical
Choir and the Junior Stewardess
. Ifoa'id on Jiiiu1" 27th on a trip around
, the world ? Cars will leave-the church
at 8::10 and 15 contsTis the~ridmission
for this lovely trip.
iriTTTTRl7X 5ITR. ClttRcn ~
(Georgetown, S. C.
ttrv: ttr Kr tlmg^oTT. J^astor.
FatlierV Day was veiy befittrngly
t observed as was Mother's Day and
, Children's. Day. ,Mayt 8, and June 12,
i at n o'clock, Sunday, morning, quite
an appropriate sermon was delivered
b^' our pastor, l)r. R. E. Brogdon,
to "the Fathers. Mis'text was. taken
I from Matthew 7:U-11. "A Fathre's
l.trvr^ a as the theTTie ot the dis'
couTso. This sermon was very much
i'n joyed,. '?
! j At the conclusion of the sermon.
l mothers \V. H. Robinson, J. A. Ba'i-otc,
L..W. Tucker, and Benn James.
Choius, "He Leadeth Me."
J Address, "The Secret of Happiness"
by Brother W. H. Robinson.
"I Notices.
?L?Collection.?
Finally, two selections by the quarlettc,
Brightly Beams our Father's
to have. been, there when he Love
come tricking down."
| All Aboard! for River Side Park
on Monday July- 4-, Fare, round
trip, 75 and 50 cents. Go \yith us for
i a day of enjoyment*
1 Quite a number of our members
are"'away: Mrs. Grace Anderson is
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ADER .
CLEVELAND NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Coop<
Mrs. A. N. Holmes and daughtt
Helen Ruth have returned frojn Sou
-XUuxdioay where they motored to vi;
relatives in Ridge Spring, Aiken, ai
Orangeburg. They were very hapj
to find OTeTr mother, Mrs. Alice Han
niond looking so well. They wei
accompanied as far as Abbevillt,S. <
They all rep"drted a very pleasant ar
safe trip. -
Mr. Edward Burt has. returnc
from S. C. State College where he a
tended school. Mrs. Lottyo Hale in<
ther of Mr. Bert, motored down 1
spend the Commencement with h<
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son. - .
Miss Mayme Lloyd is improvin
nicely frorti a fall she had two weel
ago.
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?Mr. Horace Evans and Miss Etb
Gaines of Xenia, Ohio, were marrit
June 11th, 1932. Their many, frient
" are wishing them much success.
Mrs. Pearl Dunbar was a eharmin
hostess to the Silver Leaf Club, Thu:
sdajT evening.
The sad news of Mrs. Sarah Ra
ford, Ridge Spring. S. C. the nut
of. IVteisdames A. N. Holmes, and 1
0. Cooper reached here one week a
ter they had returned. These niece
and nephew, Raiford, wish
express their sympathy to the bi
naved cousins in the death of the
" mother.
Mr. Burton Curry has returne
from Toxao with- hi* new biide. M
Curry is one of Antiochs noted tei
oYs, and secretary of the Y. M. C. i
The Antioch Senior Chiti- w;i]
lender its last musical,of the seaso
Sunday evening June 19th, you at
cordially invited.
-m Jacksmwilley?Elovida^tisitTTigL"2ii
mother;- Miss J. E. Ward, East Oi
-anger"-N.?J.TMr.^Eharles S. Browi
Myrtle Beach; B. Beck, an
|Mrs: E. L. Frasier, Kingstree whet
11he\;j have resumed their positione
x THE PALME
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1310 Assembly St.
T > A^A A^A A^A A^A i
THE GOSPEL TORN A HO
} The Gospel Tornado, Dr. \V. J
' ' Davis of Little Rock, Arkansas, was
i\ Interviewed on Thesday afternoon
^ as he was seen en route from Green
[wood to Florence bv way"of loluin
? campaign in September and Have Tin
f* Gospel Tornado to conduct a greatei
;s meeting if possible under God's direc
tion through the Holy Spirit.
Doctor P.nson and the .Morris Col
lege male quartette were in Green
H- wood on?iMonduy night?lot1 a?.Moiu'ii
Colleg? program, but oil account~oT
1(j the rain, the crowd was rather small
t The loci-ipln AViTi' lilt mill ilnllii'u rim
cent. This did represent tlie amount
** of enthusiasm to l>e fouml among the
f. denomination in Greenwood toward
il the maintainance of ..Morris College
tinaiicial backing received. -Dr. Pin
* .-mil was very profuse in his expros
sion of gratitude for the spirit showr.
_ and all went well, with all concerned.
lumbia amr^StTnit^r trnd reached -tdrr
? -fert?-^ty?nr"t)^"wTtTr Dr. Jones and
/ his good people once nioi'e and youicorrespondent,
was informed that af>e
ter the close of this week, the entire
~ "party will, strike out for an engage?
mem in tnarlotto, X. C. Dr. Davis
plans, however, to attend the ses
l" sions of the Women's Baptist Convend
tion in Laurens and to do "Whatever
lc. lie-can to help push forward the work
now being carried on by tile women
a wide range of Dramatics, ^jT,
Commemorative Literature of f
asions.
TION No. 2) V
Yeai __ $2.00
2.00
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? ? $3.oo r.
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2TTO LEADER X
? Columbia, S. C. X
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Sa/urday, June 25, 19^?
'|~ MT. OIJVE A. M. E. CHURCH
. ' Rev. F. W. Jordan, Pastor.
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| OL4HUUV w us nuv a very nuu u ua,y
| for church workers. Suhday School
was very good as usual and wa's en- . jjoyed
by those few wjho attended,
ri?We had in our Sunday School on
last Sunday morning the District
-^Strpt. of the Sunday School, Prof., P.
C. I.eget and some of his . friends.
'We enjoyed his address ver$ much..
On Sunday night we had a splendid .
i sernlon
delivered by the pastor. His
text was found in Ezekiel 37-"4. The
text Was: oh! ye dry bones hear ye
the word of the Lord. Subject: "The
'Dry 'Bones.". His sermon was largely
attended and enjoyed by all. We are
' very proud to welcome all the visit- '
ing friends over with us at all times
to Mt. Olive A. M. L. Church.
On the 27th, of this month the
great evangelist of the world will be
1
I here with us for 10 nights to conduct
a great revival meeting in order to
'gain souls for Christ.?fte?has?17 ; ~
'texts given that he will preach from
j We are hoping to have the presence
of every body. We are looking for
'you to come out in large numbers.
We are very proud to say that theUaptist
Church here, Sondy Grove
. under the leadership, of Rev,
lis doing great work. We bid them ?
~ Cod's speed.
Rev. Spain from Ilartsville, S. C.
is conducting a week revival meeting
--Coi- i*..u ta \y, ,Jordan fryer 1* p?"e
r Island. " : , .
. Mr. and^Mrs. ,Tames Sanders were
the guests of Mrs. Mary Chatman of
Greenwood, S. C. and iMr. J. B. Owens
on last Friday night where they had
a splendid "ice cream supper" and
was enjoyed very much over at the
Colored Quarters.We are verv nroud
t see Mr. Mose Dinnerson open his
cafe on the 21th of the month. We
-.Lily Calhoun.. Spllir Smith and V. .
M. Cariniehaol were guests of Mrs./ .
Hermeter Beleany from Mullins, from
Saturday until Monday. They also
vjsited their friend from Mullins, Mrs.
. Charity I.. Sanders. Mrs. Charity Ij. ??
Sanders was over in Conway on Monday
along with other teachers to get
the money that has been .appropiated
by the State and sent down for them
but was badly disappointed will have
to wait still longer, only were lucky
enough to get one month's pay. Don't
see any sight of the other money.
*.hureh word is going on very nicely ?
" "tTere- We ask the prayers of every
.ho ly tha, it might grow "stronger.*
Mr. Abraham . H. Britton of Sumter
?hrrp?visiting Mrs. Fleming and
family.?S. Fleming.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Corrector! (n 1 ,Ann
... .vuiumjT 1, 19J?
Arrive Union Station Leave =
No. No.
4;50p 38?Auguata^N. Y. 32 RvOOp
' 7:55a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 8:05a
*12:40p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 12:45p
4:00p 28 Cinn.Char'8ton 28 4:ftftp
9:0Up TO TJoTumbia-Qinn. .9 7:05a
5:00a 24 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 10:30p
10:40a 8 Col'a-Augusta 7 ?4:10p
2:40p 20 t/ol'a-Savannah 19 8:20a
R:50p 23 Cora-Charlotte 24 5:10a
11:00a 13 CoVa-Charlotte 14 l:20p
9:56p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a
4:55a 15 Col'a-Charl'n 16 3:56a
10:00p 16 Col'a-Greenv e 15 6:60a
12:55 117 Col'a-Charlotte 118 11:20a
10:00a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 7:15p
Via Camden and Rofk Hill,