The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 16, 1932, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Saturday, July 16, 1932
Sr- n CHAPPELL# STATION NOTES ,
g Tuesday evening,- July 5, all of |
the members of the church that bave died
in.-the last five years were me-'
morialized. This program started ^
at-8:80 P. M. and lasted until 10
IM. It was gotten -up?arid cunduc^r j
by Mrs. L. K. Nelson. The d*d 1
leaders and others were asked Mass (
a few words about one or xxfi say '
the deceased. The followinaMtre ot '
tain the number of decarlist con |
? those that spoke of tluprosed and i '
work while being connaFir Iffe and j !
church. - ^cted with the TJ
Mr. J. F. Bownik' ; 1
Plair, spoke of Mjfn and Rev. W. P. I |
Keith; Mr. E. Martin and Mrs. J 1
^ehelbdrged, jJT Collier of Mrs. Ei- |
son, spoke 'o^k^ Mrs, race IRobinNelson
si/^ Mr. Bates; Mrs. L. K..1 !
so Mr. ?f Mr. J. Robinson, al- j (
^ r . iRourmun l^ru 'M T> I |
with us and too- after bringing such j >
a mtissage.
He was heard by a very large | t
* crowd. JVIany visiting friends were 1
present. VV'e are'reminding them and '
others of their standing invitation c
"Always YVeiqcme." ]
^ALLKNDALE XEV?.B_,~zi^
Mr. Her.ry Rifter arid oistc" Miss 1
Mattif L\ Ri.iter, motored : r> Allen .?
dale, '.o \isi^, their patent., and rcla- j
^ tives on July 3 and 4, accompanied
by Miss Rjtter's friend. Mr. Peter. '
Anderson of Columbia. We are sure 1
Jhev enjoyed a pleasant trip.'
Miss Ritter is a member-of (lie *
graduating class of Allen College
High School, 1932. %
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WESLEY M. E. CHURCH
R?v. Mr L. -CJreeii^"Pastor
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Sunday School was opened at its
usiual'ihour by the assistant Supt. l.
Mrs. A. Beaver.?The lesson subject "1
Anticipating. the Great Cause wa? [
thoroughly-discussed from every an-J c
gle. We were honored indeed in hav ?.
iite following visitors: Rev. I):I
B. Bishop and Rev."J. A. Summers '
who made some timely remarks.
Ajfc .11:30- Rev. J. A. Su minuet's of ^
GatTney filled the pulpit and preach- j.
ed a noble sermon. Text found Rev. ?
n-10. Subject God Measuring the
* church. . rr
At 8 P. M. Rev. D. B. IRishoP-oi?a
Barnwell preached a verv good ser- p
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?^rv. It. S. I.awrt'nio. laslor
F< Itddren at Sunday t?h- ol weiv.yj,
lliU?happy lover tr4t-e p i o lo UK, v~.
bought of the- very, very pleasant 10
Jiing at Paradise Pake. Wednes- wi
lay of last weok with tHe Sunday j te
school picnic which was one of the I
biggest and best for many year* th
;>ast. Kvery phase of the days ac- Ji
livities by reports was highly Or ?e
oyed by the irreat crowd of rhildron
Wo aoKnc.wlodgn wi I) gratetul ap.?
irecaiion the many visitors who wor ^
ihipped ".with us Sunday morning and a!
that you might come. again. You ye
ire always welcome. ]sc
The Vesper service hour wtts call- to
;d otf on Sunday un aivuunr of the ' Tl
Student Home-Coining program pre- hi
iei:. ed at .8 P. M. This was a bril-' hi
ian't affair, .first, .oC its fvpe under ;
:he auspices Of the-fTragnci^: The
svenjhg Was a highly enjoyable one Tl;
vhich we shal}- not f rget soon be- tie
ause of the (wonderful mpression ev
nude by the young-<folk who contriluted
to this nnii'i'iiiii. Wo ?'ivh t.? 1
hank .'each .individual who contri- , m
mted in any way to the success of ,
Ills-Tiv v-i incut, especially the iol- ('u
owing who responded so well and
o the delight of 1 ?he splcnd d audi- p,
.nee including many visitors whom, hu
ve. thank also. Namely: Miss Cor- fn
ne Ba.iley Slate College,. S. C.; Mr. j'yh
S.' P. Ellis, Jr., A. and T. College, ch
C.; M'-'- I'-liyiih; th Roo.-o, ^poll?^
nan College, Ga.; Miss* Parisena ;
5artor. Benedict College; Miss-Mabel
E. *c.ri*y, Kn x.vile College, Tenn.; ^
?M-'iha?Lnwmicl, AV'lbcl'I'olV'e ^
LJniW.;'Ohio'; Messrs" Edward Pro vey,
Thomas Mar .in and Rollin Green,'
fohnson C. Srn^th, N. C.; Miss Ruth g..
X.^Perry, Knoxville College, Tenn.;
diss Catherine Clark. Tuskegoc. Ala
diss Genevieve Kyer, Bennett Col
ego,. N. C.; Miss Victoria Gladden ' a|v
~*aine College, Ga. and Mr. Win. 11. ya
>Vhite, Bened'ct College. These and gr,
ithers were given a reception by the ha
L'f.inng?lie, pla-rr. Hocne iy?Wednesday wj
veiling- at the church. M:
SIDNEY PAK C. M. E. CHI IU H ^
Ilev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor
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The Sunday Sehtjol opened at the ,
isual hour with he Supt.. and teach-1 _
ns at their prst of duty. The les- I
ion was beautifully discussed, by the
eachers and students eagerly souglit j
'or 'the truths oT the lesson and i
.verb amply awarded for so doing.
At, 11 o'clock "Rev. . H. Daniel lnl
:raveling evangelist* of the C, M. nu
P.. Church .preachy.d a noble sermon. wa
The Holy ?Spirit ">va!-* present and wc
*n.l'-yed a spiritual feast. His wife***0Mrs.
Anne Daniels wepT also present * a
and sang two beautiful . seleo ions .
t'd all. - jn
The Junior and Senior Epworth
League met at the usual hour with S01
i good program at,each. ' V
At 8 P. M, the -pastor tilled .he bri
wlpit continuing his series of sor- hit
nens .on the general rule- of the C. i i
M. E. Church. This .also was a fai
;ood sermon. c.?
On Monday night the White Di- w?
ision of tKeJl.ally held ..heir bat?y Kv
ontest and the jolly babies reported a !
is follows: lin
Nos1-. 1, Neona Williams. .$11.10; 2, sa;
tubin Delanc-y, .'>12.02; d. Martin N. nit
tenders, $15.307~3~; Georgia V. Jones om
>21.00; 5, Harriet Morris, $21.75. he:
Tlie White Division will also give pa
i Pew Rally Sunday afternoon at np
[ o'clock. The?final repot t af ?he of
tlii.iy* win ut* mailt* ouuua) in^iu ?* ui
P. M. . vie
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HELENA NEWS
The third quarterly conference was pei
eld Saturday and Sunday by Pr<jsidig
Elder E. A. Adams at Brown's ho
hapel. A lovely quarter was held.: (
leivered a burning message. Hejl,
sed m u thuuglit "The Heavenly
?ank. We always enjoy hearing El- ws
lev Adams. fei
The League opened with a spirit- of
al meeting. The lesson was very wc
eautifully discussed. . -^soi
The Boosters Club met. at the homejwi
f Miss Edith Clark a very interestlg
meeting was enjoyed. jmi
We are proud to see Mr. Elliott Di
Robertson up again, after having an to
ccident. Mrs. C. Russel has return [ ?
d from Jenkinsville, S. C., where she po
as been visiting her daughter. ;co
he pastor, .officers an i r..i mi ers Rev j th
. .S. McCullough of Rock Hill, S. C |wt
roaehod- from HwPfVxtr St. LllVP ' liH
h ?Tr?tTTect. mTh? Dutv of Chris- Cf
ian." The sermon was discusse 1 nn
ery timely. lt 7 " liv
Siinday afternoon and evening tin j
hi'dren's Day program was render ar
d to (.he satisfao ion of all- The pro- I
ram was largely attended. an
Remember to visit the sick, they is
/ill be glad to see you. Don't for- L
;et the drive on Sunday. ' As your d.<
a?*or reallv deserves ? vacation. ha
Monday night July 18 the Steward wl
lrd will run a moon light picnic Lc
o Paradise Lake. Cars and trucks mi
.-ill leave the church at 8 o'clock, is
e and enjoy yourselves. |W
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_ THE PALMK'lTO I
LAGKKK.'A. M. TL ( III IU H
.Slimier, X?..S U ll?la> . July i},' VVU-i
most enjoyable day here, the series
were very\gpo.d. Sunday School
is called to order by the Supt, at
Aw M. The lesson discussed
it h nuich interest by pupils and
achers.
At 11 o'clock the pastor delivered
e sermon worthy of commendation,
ist before preaching lbve-lee.sl was
rved. Subject of sermon The Cross
an object of Glory. The Lord's
tpper was administered to a large
owd.
Mrs. Susan K. Ilarvin is on the sick
st. Let us pray that she will soon
le 4th Sunday will end the edma- ,
mal contest. (Something on nearly '
cry night and . preaching every 1
inday afternoon. You are 'invited. "
-Prnf .InA Rnhnrtr nn.I liik elnh
embers not making nun.'1 ndi.se; M
are thing Js in the hag. They had
tie-a nice outing on the 4th.
if
We are glad that little 'Catherine
own is improving slowly, we can l'l
t pray that the girl who jumped
-m a ear tm last week will recover,
id is a <faithful member of both urch
and Sunday School. Ift-r sis
iT> itlUK'h better.
I et-us go and speak cheerful words
Mr. and Mrs. Brown. i
mlay 11:0(j Preaching?.Stop in-!
10 Sunday School?A real treat.
>0 A* C. L.?Try not miss it.
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30 It will do you good to be there. ja
We were glad to have Miss Matil- .yj
-A. {Baker on Sunday night. (j
Little M-flry E. Edwards has been
ent from Snuday School two Sun- gi
ys on account of being with her w
andmother, Mrs. Mary Young who tj
s been ill for tlv"" "-""lni nt tlih [
tifrg she is much better. Little
rry has furnished music - for the m
hool during the absence of Miss (|j
B. Lisbon who is attending sum- pj
;r school at Orangeburg. ^
KBENEZER A. M. E. CIII RCH F
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J " 0ahinKt?" T
cumins, a. vj,?sunyay was a gj'eat n;
v at this churchy The.pastor hav~ Bi
? been conducting his own revival pt
;eting all week, the spiritual tide
is high'. The Sunday?School was in
11 aUeiid?4--wTtir_arPu^^liers pres- v
t-^rtlTthe exception of. Rev. D..C\ tli
houn who is critically ill at home, at
The revival during the week has
I'll of >U(.ih Uffiuilil" mrtrl-thl' lllt'nr-*""T
rs and friends urged the pastor?to_w
itihue the meeting another week. Si
is said by. those who know best,
i^t 'st<ch a meefling was record hi
eaking so far as the pastor being hi
; own e.vangeist is concern. w
One could not tell the difference so a
r as the crowd and effects are con- U!
*rn, The paalor preached as he
is never heard preaclling before,
en though l\e has never preached
sorry sermon since coming to Mul- 3:
S. One man was over heard to ^
y: "If that man prea hes every j'1
e of his sermons'' Another was
ard saying: "That man must be "J
id if I have to sell barbecue every ,
?ht during the week." The people a 1
Mullins aV~a whole an3 Kbcneier 1
particular are proud of the ser e
being rendered by Rev. J. P.
ashington.. ! .
Both Sunday morning - and night 'v
2 pastor* was a? his best, and the
aple glady turned out to hear him. >>
A silver te., party was had at the *pi
me of Mrs. Blanche Doughty Sunl:?y
afternoon. This party . was.
onsored by Stewardess Board No.
with Mrs. EHei\ Pickett president
The Trip Arounu 1 he Worhf which
is to be on Monday night was derred
on account of the continuation
the meeting. Sister Cornelia Fox
irth president' of Board 2 is spon- !'
r of this movement. A Pew Rally /
II be had next Sunday.
The adies of Ebenezer is deter- Si
ned that thoir pastor must lead the "
Uon district in everyhing and lip * r?
the nresent. he is in the lenrl hv
large margin. Rev. Calhoun, su-.j
lanuated minister of the Northeast
nferenee in general, and the i>il
a district in particular departed
is life Tuesday morning 7:15 and!
is bured Wednesday ?>'? tninomi nt 1
[?li o'clock from Kbeneaes^A. M. K. |.
lurch, where the decease held his i
iinbeiahip. Dr. J. \V, Muri?h, de?4
ered the eulogy. I
The people in and around Mullins [
e busy gathering tobacco;
Mr. *\V. L. Foxworth the leading
d efhcient undertaker in this city :
being kept very busy.
The many friends of Gwendolyn 1
>wis will regret to .hear that she I
,s left Mullins to go to New York,
lere she will join her 'Sister, Miss
wis left last Saturday and wiH re- '
&in in New York for sometime. She
, the- attractive daughter of Mrs. 4
alker Lewis on Seaboard Ave. |
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IT. LEBANON A. t.M. K. ( III IU H
Bev. K. 1'. Johnson, l'a*twr v
Due West, S, ('.?The Vi tory Club L
ntertained last Tuesday eveiiinjf at
he home <if Mrs. A. Carrett. They j
epyrted a very profitable meeting. '
Prayer meeting on Wednesday ev~ |
ning was well attended j,.s usual aird
was very enjoyable. Each week finds
lew faces. in the prayer services.
The Midget Wedding .sponsored by
diss J. As HePnis- on Thursday ev ning
was complete success and is
tl^e community ta'k. Mrtu ("pia
<ellv, Miss Pearl Young, and Kloise
'o\van won first, second and third
?i i-Zes lot selling in the order namd
the. highest, rumibgr of tickets. The
irizes were first, a 25 lbs stVk of
iugar; second, a 4 lbs'bucket of lard;
11 was realized and turned over
ie the trustees for wKfcH. they wer,e
cry grateful.
The -funeral of. Mr. Neal Pruitt 1
was laigc>. attended. .\lr. Pruitt i
iad spent'his life i1His community, i
taving leached the advanced-age oiT
<T"and was highly respected by his
eojde. and as u citizen hy lA?th ra1-.
s. Among those attending the fun*
riiI out <?f town were Rev,. I. J.,
'ruitt. brother, Columbia.; Mrs. E. K.
oscj li", (laughter, Brooklyn, X. V.;
d'-s. Eva Pruitt Thulium,?gi and - 1 f
laugnier. y'rooklyii, NV Y'.j Mr.: Bon- f
amin I'l uitigfandsun, ^hevil|e, N. ,,
'., and Mr. Ruben Brown, also of
^ sheVillt. * t .
The Sunday'.SchTflufl was addresa?daI'
+r.ev,-l. .1. Pruitt xvhrratso preachd
tw<> wonderful sermons, morning
nd evening whieTi were enjoyed to
he higho<i by "iai^?Ftderrdr?n-f-4?
i<_.bonie cTiurch and community. I
The 4ilcn Christian Kndeavor.So- '
iety meet ng vyns. largely attended in" U;
he afternoon. One can see. by the ^
ay ii.unv i?*f- tin- \oiifijr [?< ?.p|, 0I1 -Xi
sr in Hie disi usslohs that interest
1 the League meetings is growing. R
JWrs. F.ddie Mooriev of Now &1
Irs. Mootiey is a niece of Mrs. Vanse ^
( visiting .Mr. and Mrs. \V: H. Vanse '
Mrs. MaMe Lee has. been visiting a
riends in Spartanburg. . *?1 in
ND CAI.VARY BAPTIST CHl'RCH m
COR VIA \ I V I \ ST A I I V. . I? \ si l <
jo
IK Prof. John R. Wilson
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An r.tfair of interest unusual, in
r les Teligious,' wgs the installation aist
Sunday al'teinoon of the Rev, M. \.r
k--Peace at Second Calvary Baptist
hurch of this city. , * at
The exercises were,' i n reality betin
the Wednesday night previous
itli the sermon of great power by
le Rev. l?r. S. Vbin 'hotarlv"
pastor ofTFirsF Calvary se
aptist Church; followed on Thurs- ,'v
iy night, by the aptly appropriate
s.ourse by that * Fringe among pulteers,"
the Rev. Dr. J. C. McClellan Jo
residing elder of tin* Cnfnmhia dis?Tr
ict^of the A. MrE. Chureffpand on Je
rixlay night 'by the message most au
. i fa bio 'by that5 "young (nan elo- jo;
lent," the Rev. Dr. James P. Reed- nc
the popnlar pastor of Columbia?id
the?great Zion Baptist Church.'
lie "installing sermon", proper was to'
cached oy that "outstanding re- W1
viotts leader" the. Rev. Dr. T. M.
oykin,' the great Itnd most unique a
istor of the Union Baptist Church ve
f.ich the Rev. Mr. Peace i.^. a
ember. Concerning this young pas- -ja
r i t .Second Ct.f\4ary Baptist Cljureh de
lese thing's might well be said here un
id now: ; iv;
born and reared at Round I.ake. ^
1-1 |i p i, nis?*cjenieniary education[j,
.!> CHere^rec-etvod, while. liiS ^IDgh ni1
. hool training uas - by Campbell Bn
eve, JaeksoiT, Miss., given.- 7ii> .
gher scholastic training, as well as- ?
s distinctively Theological courses m
as at Morris Brown University,^At- 'rent?.
Cia., and Allen CollegiL?JL'ir- be
nbia. se.ured. ni
Ut' a mind unusually brilliant and co
nquirthg, as well as logical) .and lai
t!.<>dox, together with* habits most to
udious, especially in realms reh- ed
ous. 'his sermons are eve*- thoinrht I>i
"oy king- and satisfying. , This feet
yetlTor' U'lTh Ki?-7 nlivinTiln n.nd n-lie.- l p
ent ^ eloquence makes him a power
ii iue in the role of an ambas<or
Christ. Moreover, hi.< 'natural ^
[ability and his inately lowble dis'Mlioiir
as WeTI a> his splendid conand
excellent powers of ohser- K
itioh mko him not only good mix
on'.- an asset most desirable to
iy community and a pastor admit- fr!
(I i worthy for Any church. .../ . nit
C 'lunv'oia. as well as S.e < nd Calva,
has reason to be pvoutl_n?_Uie aclisition
of the Rev. Mr. Peace. an
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SF.COM) CAI.VAin SKKYICKS
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I_A^3P-XUi4H".'h S*'h*->*d.?~ Pb
.\ljrning Services 11:15. Tlu- Pas- '>?
Rev. M. Marqu * "e. Peace will
reach from the subject "When (>a
ailure Isn't Failure.'* 1:15
B. V. . I". Hour. ,m
> P. M. Kvcning Service. Mestge
subject "Safety Firs,." cpntinu- ou
ig the series great thouglf from nij
inn on place scrjuuvi's. F< r' your F;
An soul's benefit 'worship, some- su
her,. l<a-t onte on Sunday.
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imm;im.\ki;i{ and n< i:
ST)l "l-il CAROLINA .
w~? n 1
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ci Mrs.- M( ? > 1 lit'.iu r- t.. VVt- r? aican't
find uvni- "to < v r* i.
hrtinr^rnrTrnf- 'heny. *> '>'
ht'pt ?rt- WITT ? rc \ ivt i'.r w
>. .u V\- ' , " '.MlK-C
U>.n We t ..v.a;. ." ?? :i:i> J j(|
other invitation very soon. ,.
Sanity the It;.i . rri: | .'
:?ior thi'^i aiiTfcUjV had <hi iv Child 1, ?(1"
n's I Last: 'Sunday.. The mcnv j
fc? of. Mt. CTTTTT"wen; i.vor.m 1
lint'i r- 'to as-i.-L 'n< m . ..U | *T777j
uld. Their sister ehurely I'.no I-nd
and its S. S. scholars oo i t Lore.! "
help them lU v, tii-ai.atr, deliver- 1
a short sermon. Mrs. Maggie i ' .
nnerson c.nd Miss. Inez M<.Q;ae-. '
?' -he. qiiecngx- ThiA-^sir'-r-aT!?rT3~1 ~i"
M.TF.R M K.MOH I A i- i
f M ?' i ?lt IM II ' Ntl
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ley. Mrs. Mary \N illiums. Pastor
The pastov \\{?- tndi ; v -r.:? v
? and unliolu'W! > a \<hu.de! . ]
>n l'ruin S.JL Matt. at fv'chapter ar.d j
verse: Lot your light .-o shii'ic j
it men may sot* your good work
d glorify the fati.ii v. cc
ar^'h. ' (,
Subject: "Light - "f, ' -o '
tt-hoi; iHttlino wan LJeULriL' I'lt'o. ?orp-'
Tistiah ga? tTglTtT Chri'.-iian t??jvh j . "?rht.
and Oil l.urht ''i ' , .??' i
The sermon was enjoyed hy all ho. j
use her sermon was ,, sane, sermon at
encouraged falling n:< an ?? > I
?n upward ! i
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nwuninEHaMPMi
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\>i:n I;.MI{ \I,MI:K ok j
\M) (iKOKCilA ?f|
,^<311 _u.>o riumutot
on 04 Li'J I'll ih- 7504 '
sti art
ilouest? 7 Tilt-, hone:
' to 1 :"0 I'.- iU.. Res. 4o'JL!
to ^ :U(.' 1\ M. Othce 3706 /'
ice: Resilience:
Tailor St,,? -4-H-t~ 1'iwe nt. ?
ict Hours: Phones:
. M.'.tu' 2 1'. y . Res. ??76
M. to R I'. M.
)r. W. D. ( hup pell e
Physician and Surgeon
cum s of ;^V iiiv n :i?i(i Children
Sj'iH'ialtj *
iic: Resilience:
l.auv *M. l.'lOl I'ine St,
C'oiuiiiliia. S. C. ' Hours.
Telephones:
lu a. in. Res* 6U28
li p [ hT7_^. Office: 5778
0 to R p. m.
ice; 9' Resilience;
Harden Si. 15us -St,??^
ice Hours: ' Telephones:
A M. to 7:00 P. M,t Office 6031
ryesiuence 8873
Dr. 1). K. j?iikin&-- ?- :
, DKNTlJsT
t>:\. Plates,- Crow ns and Bridget.
Sunday by Appointmetu *
ac'tidr by?Condi etive "ATRlCieala '
a Spoci^.ty. 'a
Washington' St., Cola., S. C.
>R. II. H. COOPER
Dentist
of the Gums ?
ial Attention Given to Diseases
old Grown and Riiutte Work
A Speeialtv ? ??
h''ne__Gi?i?rZIXvo>^ P+n>ne &2t44~
'Washington St., Columbia, SC.
DUO'S KS:
> 3413 Resident1* 3422
)R. A. J. COLLINS
DENTIST
Harden St. Columbia, S. C.
c Phone 8107 Res. Phone 6708
\. J. FREDERICK