The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 06, 1932, Page Page 7, Image 7
It FTTH N'F I.)
Mrs. Cromer Ware has .returned
to her home here after spending several
weeks in Atlantic City, N\
as the guest of Mrs. \ym. K-rThompson
and Mrs. Francena Peters.
?1)1'MAS CIA' B , ~
The Dumas Club met at the homi j
of Miss Eva B. Cadtor Tuesday evening,
August 2. Miss Eva B. Cas
tor was hostesa._of?the evening. A
program was rendered which \va >
rendered which was enjoyed by all.
few hands of bridge were played
and after the check-up iL was found
that highest score for men was held
by Mr. Lamar Bradley and for ladies,
Miss Anice Williams. Mr. E.
M. Pressley captured the booby. Mr.
Ulysses Kennedy invited the club to
meet at his home on Oak SVk. Tues-r
day, August t). Many guests wire
present whu.si' nanji'tt will?frr?mnr
tioned in the next writing.
THE ROYAL COLL EC HANS ?,
On Tuesday night, August 2 the
club was eri-ertained at the home of
Mr. Geo. W. Epps, 1227 Pine St.- i
-?A-ftar snomlin.. a few miniitn^ trnns. I
acting- somo cf the club business a
short program was rendered, with
the president acting as Master -o!
Ceremony. Mr. Epps^vhose abilii.y
to speak above par made some timely
remarks before introducing Mr. Robert
Simmons. Fortune continues to
smile upon the club, having- (had
quite a few visitors'. A few of those
Mic f^nyrrr, ilW_
Helen Fraser, Messrs Wilton Williams
and, Andrew Jenkins. From
the interesting and accurate remarks
the club feel assured of going on accomplishing
better and bigger things.
?.. At the, conclusion of i..he program
the members and their guests were
served with many delicious courses.
We also acknowledge the presence
of Mrs. Mcintosh. Next Tuesday at
8 o'clock. We come back bringing
for your enjoyment a mid-summer,
dance. The public is invited, *<ell
your frinds, College Inn is the place.
Good music always.
A LOVELY VISIT
Mr. Hoyt T. Brown, hi?) $isr,er,
Tenza, Misses Annie R. ami "Lucille
Thompson and Mr. Heyward Bowman
'motored to Anderson, S. C.,
Sunday morning, July 31, 11)32, to
visit Mr. Brown's 4 parents, Mr. and
A SIRPUISK PARTY
I Mr. and "Mrs. H. .1. .Mundic ua
a surprise par y l'or their son, W
I liftm Vance on M<nday cVeijinu', <1 u
25 at their home on. blossom S
Columbia, S. C.
The liWMiM tn all its splendor ai
the coolness rl' the niuht did much
making dancing and card playing t
appropriate features of the evenin
Tlu-mt preseu , wvih^ ^thrr'ahoHiori
JOiesU- Mf. William Mtmdle, Miss
Parisientiv and Maynie Sartor, jCa
i io Relic 11oove.r, llerdieino^ Clarric
Carrie L. Cooke, Mayine and Corini
Cordon, Victoria Weston, Kva Bel
and (Jura llelle Castor. Isabel Jar
son, Annie IT. He M -K1 i zu bi
(lienor, Ilattie Waiters, Messrs .1
svph IT over, 1) \\ ttrl 11 Washing to
Jabes Adams, James Washing .-o
I Mervip .Miteliel, llarry lienj
nun T'ra/.ior,, W. Seu.lt; '
Kaeli expressed himself as havii
inn) an evening; 1
An ice course wits served.
Mr. \VJ V. Mundle ri ports a ve
pleasant slay with parents, rclativ
and friends. 'lie has,' just, oomph
I'd bis business c<Vai--u in New Yd
City. *
lie has.'r, turned to New York, s
er having spent a week in Colui
,.jia and a week in Washington wi
nis brother, to resume his work. A
wish for him a sueeossful year a
.Iiu ?kr?nuiy?vi?it?u*?again?soon.
I III\ lll.l K MOON SOCI \I/ ( I.I
On Tuesday night, July 20 Mi
Mamie Terkvan entertained i lie HI
Miss Mattie Levy.
Mr. iieiMejl ( allaham pas.-vd tl'
the city Saturday evening on the R
enroute from New York City to vi
>1 parent* in Aiken, Rev, and M
P. A. Callahain.- lie -had a few m
utes , pleasant chat with his unc
and aunt, Prof. and Mrs. S. L. F
ley. Mr. Callaham has been a s
dent of pipe organ in. New York Ci
Miss Hazel Worthy and Mr. liar
Spann arrived in the city by mo
Monday morning f?n the funeral
Mr. Worthy's mother, Mrs. Sal
vVorlhy,' wlio died Saturday niglit
Leeds, at the home of her daught
Mrs. Maggie Crank. She was a me
ber of Burnt Pilgrim Baptist Chur
Wilksburg for 48 yea (Is and it v
there that the funeral service's w<
held Tuesday at 2 o'clock. She lea1
17 children, 5(J grand children,
great grand children and a host
other uelaftives and friends lx
white and eolpreid. She was 88 ye;
of age, and had reared a title Hun.
A great woman has fallen who v
he missed very fnuch.- .JJndertal
Spann was in charge.
Mrs. Fannie Hemphill died at 1
home On Columbia" St. Sunday at
m /^V>1rv,.r oflM ~'<F ? 4
?v v/ vivvi\) ui vvi an uiiiv^ao ui a 1
ivrvhi*.?.Mw.?llewiyhill wa.i a fai
ful member of. Calvary Bapt
Church. Funeral services were h
at Calvtary Tuesday afternoon, R
\V. R. Douglass, the pastor preact
the sermon. ' A large crowd was p
sent. Mrs. Hemphill numbered 1
friends l<y the hundreds and her pa
ing has saddened the hearts of
who krttew her. She leaves a hi
band and several daughters and sol
Undertaker Ayers was in charge
The Palmetto Debating Club of l
city which is composed of debat
from Brainend Institute and Johns
C. Smith University will appear
Calvary Baptist Church, Monc
nignt Aug. 8, at 8 P. M. in a debi
on prohibition. The Subject will 1
Resolved, That the 18th Amcndnn
(Phohibition Law) should be repeal
This promises to be an interesti
program and a lively discussion
anticipated.
Mrs. Susanna Johnson has gon(;
John Hopkin's Hcfspital, in Baltimo
Miss Fannie B. Cassell is Rgain
home after teaching in the Pied mi
Summer School, Rock Hill.
Calvary Baptist S. S. will have th
picnic Thursday at St. Paul Bapt
Church Grove, Lowrys.
IMrr Marvin Green has returr
home from the. Government Hospi
in Paris Island, S. C.
'Mr. Marion Leathers is visiting
lativos in Georgetown.
/ Mf?*. Martin, wrfe of DfV MaYtin
I Brainerd Institute is now at ho
Hrom the hospital in Charlotte, nn
imprived in health to the Relight
"relatives and ftiends^
Miss Bessie Lewis is at home
lit? ; au i . ?i?w nai un mat 1111 #w ion
k. i to announce the marriage of ther
th ! daughter, Sadie Belle. to Rev. K<>bu.
ert A. Milier of Greer, S. C., May
j ivth, " ..
!U I.MRS. MARIA WILLIAMS
' HONORED AT 87th BIRTHDAY
The Christian Home No. 05 gave
ry Aunt Maria Williams who was '8?
es'| years ol<l Tuesday, a birthday din4j'_
. tier. -A' delcious menu was served.
rk Those present were Mesdames Janie
Vj.iy.ivr, Sarah Harrison, Nora T. Bouif
ler, Silvia Walker, Minnie Thompson
in- and Mi .s Hattie Rice,
th ^
Ve NOTICEnd
. .
I Mrs. I.. Ilagood of 155 1-2 Taylor
j St., drafting and dressmaking lll7?7-Mtruetoe
htts=t4ose<l.--her?ela&s room
B"| un.il September 1.
I ? I ?
UII1 I ^ 9 ^
'.NEW BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
H1" I .
^~s_ ! Rev. C. A. Dunlapy Pastor ~
r?nt * ?
nv_ 1 Bishopville, S. C.?After a sever<
rain {Saturday night, Old King Sol
r, j electrical storm and down pour of
the a%vyke from his slumber Sunday morr
,L> ing with h|s warm rays and spoke
ilia' ?l^ping nature; The birds begar
pJt to sing; the flowers filled the uir with
d their fragrance and Sunday turned
."iouc to be a beautiful day.
? j Sunday School met at 10:00 o'clock
iru n.iul as Usual was well attended by
Supt. teachers and scholars, .
\ At 11:3d- o'clock an appreciative
'audience was present for servide^.Our
j pastor selectod osa text, Zeclu 4:6,
le | **No-t by might, nor by power} "but-by
in- ! n,y sP'rit saith the Lord of host."
. " | Acts 1:3, but ye shall receive power
" etc., Subj.: "Greasy dependence pc
the Holy Spirit needed^
jj pur pastor seemed to have been
. i charged and surcharged with the
I spirit from oft1-high. .
rVA | .1111 I I .1 Cl.-rlny
. J at the usual hour and after a briei
i study of the lesson, we perfected the
' organisation of our League.
"We were glad to have a number
' i of visitors worship with us ,during
"f the clay. We wish to specially an?
nounce the presence of Mr. Reed oi
-Visbury Park, N J.
I. A. C. E. League Convention
. The fourth convention of the A. C
' : K. League, Sumter District, was held
IS. ^?^n A. M. EC Church, Jul>
'j 2o-31, 1932. Deapito the condition?
throughout the length and breadth ol
<er our country. Rev. A. J. Jenkins, th?
, efficient District A. C.~ E. League
or President Is leading the young peo "
pie's army on to higher heights.
tlM,. ^ur bonorable 'P. E., pr, A- P,
. ] .Spears acconipojned by Mrs. A. E
'SJ Spears and Airs. Nelson were pree
j sent throughout the sessions,
ev: j Rev. E. F. G. Dent, pastor of Mt
lud i Pisgah Sta., Sumter, S. C. and Rev,
>?" C. A. Dunlap, being new to the disier
trict_were. introduced to the convens?"
j tion anjd they made very timely re:
marks.
L1S" Sunday' night Rev. E. P. Butlet,
,,s- | pastor of New Zion A. M. E. Station
, | preached a noble' sermon and closed
I out this Session which was a success
'jra 1 from beginning to the end.
at ter attending1 Summer School at
lay Johnson C. Smith University,
ate; L. Finley who is studying
be:,at the Julliard Conservatory of Mu?nt
sic, New York City led his class in
ed. the fall term examination with a final
ing average 'of 100 per cent, and was
is | exempted from examination in piano
' playing. Mr. Finley is the only colerto
ed student in his class and has made
re. a fine record at that school,
at IVof. Ifiram Atkirfcon is at home
jnt after attending Summer ^School at
* j State College,
eir Mrs. _Vivian C. Ayers and little
ist daughter, Sarah Mildred will leavt
Saturday .for Saluda, N. C. to spend
ted a few- weeks.
tal1 The Piedmont Summer School at
i Rock Hill, closed last SatuHay a ver>
re- successful term. A play entitled
I "Contents TJnknown," was excellentlj
of^rctrtTerod in the chapel of Friendshif
me College, Wednesday night, under th<
ich direction of 'Mrs. Susie Bailey ont
of of the instructor. It was so wel
| done that many requests were niad<
af- for it to be repeated, ? - .
PALMETTO t.RXPCT
CLINTON "NEWS
Hebron Baptist Sunday School commenced
at the regular hour. ' lli :'.il,
Agreat number was pfbsent. We
all know that the Sunday School is
the foundation of the church.
Friendship 'A. M. K. Sunday School
-started Sunday morning at" I0:4f> tip*
lesson was well discussed and reviewed
by the superintendent; Mr. 11 L.
Alexander'.
the --G-emtmmtty?Glee?dub, Sunday
A musical -recital was rendered by
at Hebron Baptist Church. We ail
know that the Glee Club-it, stiH pronrn(rroc
o i?w? TLL. ?
11113 (irugruin was given
in order fur the i mmunity tn wit ~
pess our success. Mr. Herbert Evans
waA the Master of Ceremonies. Mr.
Evans is a light jto all who-wish to
take footsteps, Mr.* Sammie L. I.il-'
liewood made a speech on "The Progress
pf our Authorietie's," after
which the Gleo^Club sang with tnelo_
dyt, spi l it nfei.s -?and oUmr?nte 1 o< 1 ier>- Prof.
J. T. 'W. Mini.s-4s .he manager*
of the~dee Club;-Who is a fauiifuT
young' principal of Bell Street High
School.
Rev. T. H. Addison, a sou: healer,
preached a soul stirring sermon Sunday
morning and it was enjoyed by
all who attended. Love Feast was I
served and Testimony.
Among the visitors present were:
Miss M. A. Kirland from, ^jpiithern
University; Balon Range, ' who is
I ppenmng a iew uays wilH Mi1, and
?A1)s? ljtnulv;?M-ijvs?Andt'ciift 11 u tbe t
[ford from Newberry who is spending
a few days with Miss Earnestine
Shell, Mr. J. T. Kennedy the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Reeder.
-AVe all know that' every "Fifth Sunday
night is known as the night for
-pfPgij^ms, at Hebron. At 8:30 o'clock
Sunday evening the community
prepared a program _for the evening
of July 31. The participants: invocation,
beacon' J. B. H. Ruth; intrumental
solo. Miss Donna B. Thomp
son; Quartet, by the iBusy Bee Club;
. Address, Prof .J. T. W. Minis on the
Subject, "Builders among Builders."
. Prof' Mi-mr. alwayn try tu nuke mil'
see as he does and he is one who in.
_spiros the listeners: Reading bv Miss
" TVTatTfe B. Wilson; Paper, "Mlssionaries
and their relation to the church'!.,
by Mrs. Susie Ruth; Five minutes
talk, Deacon Stanmore Ruff. Music
by the D. C. and L. B. Quartets;
- Paper, "Cooperation in the Christian
church," Miss Sunearlv Beasiev: Mu
eie by the D. and _L. D. Q,uarte;r
neauing, Mrs. tiula Thomas; Reading,
Miss Estena Sailer White; Music
by Quarete; Ten minute* sermon
_ .by the .pastor, Rev. A-3L-Sinvs^-offering,
which was $G.05, for the Ushers,
M issers" t^Lj^lie Taylor,' Wind fie Id
Ruff, R. lSCJneNeal, Lernis Burnside,
Misses Tela Fuller arid Bennie Thom~
_ _an. ' > ,
j The program given at ' Friendship
A. M. E. Church Sunday night was
aveiV successful one. The program'
was rendered by the Stewardess
k Board No. 2. Those participating
j were: Miss Rebecca Brown, Mr. Ju.
Tian Young. Mrs. Laura Shell. Mesdames
Stella Harris. FThtma Little.
Annie Little, Dora Blakley, .>Julia
Taylor, Lfilie Counts, Messes Lottie
Reaslpy ami "Minnie JB. Calhoun. _Tllfc
| program Wf*s enjoyed by all who attended.
The Pulpit Aid Board met at the
r home of Mrs. "Eunice Brown, Friday
The - subject of the evening was,
"Thou shall not steal.*' Every i m
expressed themselves icely. After
all business wa**tran*<nctcd a delieiuu
" Jemonaje and sahdwitch-cours^ was
, "served. They were welcome and Wi*rt>
askd to call again.
The Willing Workers met Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs I^aura
Shell. 1
[ Mesefts Henry Leake, D. 'B. Johnson,
Eugene Faucet te and Heyward
- K ingshoru are "home-from Washing
tun,?Br- Ci and?New?York vir.ifcing
IN. t . for a few days, froni Ashville
to Charlotte, N. C. for a few days,
i and after which from Chajiotte, N.
LjC. to Washington, D. C. there she
i will ,five. 'Miss Ohappelle will he
i missed in Clinton Tspecinlly in the
Y. P; C." Club, there she took an nci
tive part.
The Rainbow Weeding given by
i the Y. P. C. Club on last Tuesday
, was enjoyed by ^11 who attended.
The Bride wal* Miss Kstena Satters
white, she was the one sold the largt
est amount of tickets. There were
I six* brides i*nd one groom, Mr. Lewis
Burnside. This Weeding wili ng, rei
peated Tuesday evening. Come and j
' witness for yourself.
1 The Annual Meeting of Hebron
' 'Baptist Church will start Sunday.
We ask all tcr be-present throughout
? the week and witness the services,
i There will be a sivil sox rally at
1 Hebron Baptist Chuich Sunday 7,
J, given by the Biisy Bee Club, a,t 8:00
o'clock.
I
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< 'olunilii/ft. S. ('. S ;n.dny ..id and
y??U 11^ or by tTTC eidl'V and a/ Srho'.l
in "Tin Di . i.y i.!:" he Manna.'
A1 Ler ' i.e teaebiry > "' ihi.* les~l
sun- .Mrs, 1, K. .\vN<.n vva. a.-K~d1l<>
#lve a review o!" !?-" ? .. She
was. ready fur' -the ta I: at. I did 'it
very iiiU-M-.-tiiiC'!. ' a:a..: i'< ;y. Discussing
th|. "Manna ' and lht. "Mut111
ii II H)r? 1 - i i? ??f ?i ' ! 11 .
We ui'i',". !a-.iijvi: J=^=T^T^=\v^"T?''(. * yi?
prcFmiT <"!!' Mean- l: :i/.j.alrjrk. who
aid siviuijiMM' . v? ty
alien-lively a* if *b.- wf - wal.uwJfiijj
every ward tluit y. ;f evinjr aid.
^ At ' j 1 : ?;?? It. llii- Jl.o: ||irtir
was .bp'iiu'bt by *,! . Dean Just
t?> say th(_. Dean >j?oke. San'day nioru
iinr is enough""tor everj. ' n.-'lv". i.ndersland
the ie-'? v.h.i j;;i. ;.*eaid
the Dean. Kvery. >:;?. < :> ;. Vfl ser.tiuli
d 4f. - i ed ' _aa<-\\ u.
tbat the 1 leal ^ .. ii
a 'iark y !a^_ J <^... >. u-:'1
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what ti. a. ' j\.
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Sum lay VycTrrnt! - -"n 7--?:?-aA
tckinmle lyvd ?rj |. 1 (t
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liveled tlic hies * at! >, jJ Ii
heard (litlVbVll! pbe ...
parts <?}''.S<at!h CsiYi.; F.a 7 -r,
is art; aide t !! - r.a: a
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can I'ecl a->'if<: t...icr e
eiijaycd haying . a: . : jwere:
1'. K. Met a, : .1 L L_^
Chapelle arid la1.. I'< at - .
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"TTards tie Ma- \ - .... i"7..
Mr. (ireeiie is \tr;. .-..j ' ' .; I. 1 T"i 1 "
with he cinir. \i ,w.. . J j_. .a* ident
at A lit .1 I d.i. : t >' . < ; 1
but vh{?ufifk . i.J t;,.?7T-.
"Ti/r' ati, aircf :">TiT..~'"'l Fbl eius
ha ve the week rtdi'.1 a- t-s-a . I in
church is still u :tfi?^ r. n-a-- 7T.
: i I j lilt .libers ' ^ijeai- j
. elve;?a- a > }*..a? a? ??t.
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