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LKXlMilON MANS
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revival ml Nj\v Ho; m-l A. .M. K.
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T>aniol> oorutiu-trn no nuvtmi; union
begin on at o-f JiM\ a;ni a lost a l'i alav
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THE PALMETTO LE
Oi l) FOLKS HOME NEWS
Wo want to notify our friends that
tho Kov. Jaegers Old Folks Home is
stiH in oxis.ence and nun.oil the same
principle, so stop talking and come
down to see-us and find out our needs.
There are nine persons to be eared
for. We have one old niother who
ine i\c. loom is conauvung a
meeting icr the Rev.
week at Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
". TTTe .-Rev; l ohlh closed one of- his
meetings at Gaffney and reported
quite a success. The revival meeting
:s now going on at. Clinton Chapel
A. M. K. Zi it Church. The meeting
;s?being conducted.'by the Rev. E. D.
Thompson , and the- evangelist.
Miss Thehna Thomas of Vmen is
now- at the bedside of her mother
Mrs,,.?Mary J. Thomas of Woodruff.
111 & M?M:ng nt' Tampa, FWi?
da has moved to the "City of Hosp'i-ality."
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Miss Alma Jeter, the daughter of
Mrs. S phie Jeter who lives in Wash
ingrbn. lh C.. is here visiting her
Trmthrr-and friends.?Ten years ageshe
visited I'nion. She will return
r.ex: wcik to Washington. Miss Alma
Jeter read the "Leader" and was
>- impressed with?& 'until she subscribed
for ..he same. Why not
m r. e.r. s_ _u.o_.:k e w tse .
"Mrs.' Viola Harbison and her .rine
baby. Ar.retta of Nashville. Tenn.,
a: e the guVsts of Mr. and Mrs. AV.
M. Crawford. Mrs. -Harbison is a
rrad. ate of Alien I'niversity and i?
Well kn^wr. in Columbia. She forked.
:t;\ The Palm.elto leader office'
while attornim: school, and is _ the
; ictut e ot health:
Mrs. Roy Wallace of Union left
Wt d.r.eesday by mo'.oFfor ri.tsbiirgh
t ... >: <. wOf :nc truest or .Mr.
ir. : Mr?. G. G. Wallace. She_ will
.b? her brother while up that
U Washir.gtor,, P. C.. and friends
RKhnund, Va... and. Baltimore, Md.
Mi ?. Mv r?-.rfT:o'~o? Manning ~te'!"her e
..:.;he bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Mave'.a- Wil-lian'.s .who- is quite ill. The
v. itvr wishes Mrs. Williams a
S^'-y rteevtry; ' ..???:><
Gharl tie Sitgrav.es. ^Tmerly
: Kc.fi mil aj prvser.t residing in
p. C. was theV weei?<
g.ii st i-f Pr. l-._A. W.rthv and
...? mother. She was "highly'"enter
:a-.r.vd' by the younger set of Union
e-xpre s-sed ar. er.; by able stay in
.he " City c.f Hospitality."
Mrs. Cather:i;> Young of Ashe\ille
\. 0.. has returned home a-fter spending
v 'ww^-a; -the holne of Mrs. A.
"Brarc all"'. Wr.ije, here she visited
. i uo?.i ; ;i* wu i>o of her
v.sir.s. Reverend and Mrs. A. L.
J\\:\.a u <he- Also usr.ed her uncle
Mv. Greer. Robinso-n who is veny
feeble. ;
Ashe . .He. N. C.. Mrs. Alberta Mo.
..; . and d .a^d'.u. rs. Cel.a and Helen,
f C::-.? n-.atti. Ohio, are visiting at
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CHESTER BRIEFS
The Atlantic Synodical Sunday
Convention and School of - Method#,
is now in session at the 'Brainerd'
Institute. Quite a delegation is
present from four or live states.
Much good is being done, and much
interest is being mantfefcted. The
following officers compose the organization:
Rev. D. DeWitt Murray,
President; Mrsr~J. H. Toatley, Secretary
Rev. H. M. Scott, Dean; Rev.
A. B. McCoy, Director.
me caivary Baptist tnurch picnic
was held l^st Thursday' in the St.
Paul Baptist Church Grove, Lowry,
Si C. The depression, was forgotten
for the time being, and a host of
people gathered around tables laden
wDT the "best of eats. Supt. Finley
was happy over the result, and was
given credit for eating five (5) different
dinners. He couldn't sav
Chester'^ oldest and honored citizens,
passed away early last Thursday
morning after being sick for
more than two years. The funeral
services took place a~ th^ Metropolis
tan A.M. E. Zion Church the first
Sunday. Pr. Ellis, .the pastor, deans
gave him a decent burial, under
the direction of Sir Jos. Thompson,
the Chancellor Commander. .
Ma4am E. Wcods is recovering
from a recent i 11> 1 e^ss. Dr. J. S. Allen
was the attending physician.The
Finley High School opens on
Wednesday morning. Sept. 14. The
Grammar department opents two
weeks from this. date. Coach Atkinson
is* urging all ' football prospects
to report the first day of school.
The Brainerd Institute opens Mon
Mrs. t-ZcKiel neniphill and .Miss
. Oxella Gladden were-quietly married
a few days ago. They are being
congratulated.
Mrs. Eatelle Hat?.- .Charlotte. N,
C.. has been visiting her. parents^
Rev. and Mrs." J. C. Lewis, on Oak
St.4 the pasj week.
' Revival meetings are in full swing
m the various churches in the coun-'
tv. and many new converts are being
added to the present membership.
Misses Isabelle and Marguerite
Chisolm, Philadelphia. Pa., are. visiting
their grand parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Channel, Wylie Street.
The colored branch', of the public
< library io highly appre<ha ed and
much used by the reading public.
man for The Palmetto Leader, urg_es
all weekly subscribers to have
yourC.change ready when he comes.
He is young and doesn't understand
when you hand him a five dollar tfili
to change, to get ou." his nickel.
Rev. W.-L. Baxter, the former
pastor of the Calvary" Baptist.ChuTch.
this city, is in the state. His1 friends
will be g'.ad to see him in Chester. ?
? Miss Bessie Jones gave a birthday
party a: her home, Leeds, S. C.. last
Friday evening. Quite a number of
h'er friends in die younger set at'
tehdcT ar.'d had""a bJ7 time. TttFparty,
was in honor^of Miss Azlee
'Jones, the sister.
BRANCHVILLE NEWS '
, Bethel and her members were higr.
lv blessed Friday, before the fifth.
-Sunday- hrrmg^tts xhexr j^3es^ His"
Rt. Rev. Noah W. Williams who Held
the audience spellbound with a time^T
ly ar.d must intcr^aing address that
has never been heard. We are hoping
to have him back in the near fu-'
-ture. Those attending the Juvenile
Camp a: Cameron were as follows..
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* % ?. c. \jaoiuic * w amurvsaeu wr.tr
body Friday night Mrs. Sally LihC-Iru.
Master^ Benj. Rhoad. Misses M.
Hc'.rr.ar.. Mable Gamble. Lillie Mae
Glover ami Wiifcelmena Warren. They
rep-orted a very pleasant meeting..
Rev. T. F. Ow'ehs, pastor of Canaan
Baptist Church, carried cm a
wor.ierf.il meeting the pa?.? week.
Or. Str.day at 3 P. M- 32 were baptized.
We rejoiced with P.ev. A. W.
Rayward ;n having with hint his
ca ughter and, grand daugr.i?r_ fr.ru .
SewartTN. J. Mrs. Marie Guiles,
.itt.e Misj Ruby Guiles. ~W e ucp*r
thenu a very pleasant stay -while-jveri~the..
*:':! vis-- friend;; tr. Sumryr:
Last Tuesday Master Sam Norman
Mjjely a.nd Mies Ruby Guiles werr
the, pinner guests"" of Master D. L. j
Barn well" and Sister. Marttramell.
On Tuesday Eider L. H. Hemming. ^
, way. Rev. I.^^Gamble and Mrs. Marie
Guiles werW the dinner guest*
At Mr. tad Mrs.Simpsoc.
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HELENA NEWS
Miss D. Greenwood is home from
Asheville, N. C., visiting relatives
and friends. Miss Mozelle Kaye is
home from the Waverley Hospital
visiting relatives and friends. We
hoj)e both a happy-stay. Rev. Young
delivered a burning message at 3:00
o'clock Sunday. The memb(;rs of the
A. C. E. League manifested much
intproK* in los?nn.
Ai, 8 30 Rev, T. J. Crosson preached
in Rev. Young's absence. .
Mr, and Mrs. John Gary wish to
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Emma Lee to Prof. Philip
Benjamin Brfcoksj. Sunday, August
7th at 5 o'clock at the home of the
bride. Rev. Goldson officiating. On
ly a few friends and relatives witnessed
the iparriage. Mis*. Willie
Nance ^as bride's maid; Mr. Eugene
Gary, best man. . After ithe reception
the bride and groom left for
their home at 008 Horse Shoe St.,
"Newberry, S. (J,. ^
? . CAMDEN NEWS ?
j .Misa Evelyn Pickett has returned
;-from- Andersorr, S~;~where Title hasr
been visiting friends for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rainey and
Miss Susie Fleming spent an enjoyable
afternoon at PParadise Lake
Sunday. Mr. Rainey was the cen.er
of attraction, while others looked %n
and praised "him for being an excellent
swimmer, and. an extraordinary
.diver. Some of his dives were
the kind that has never been seen
at Paradise Lake and very few other
swimming resorts for years.
Mrs. Mamie Champion has returned
from New York where she has
been visiting relatives and friends.
Prot . P. R Milnrtannu hac rptnrn.
ed from his vacation, which was
pleasan.ly spent in New York.
Mr. Jas. Stover accompanied by
hi? >on. it Jul .Mr. Kelly ol Uhio anil
his little grandson motored to Paradise.
Lake Sunday. They spent
an evening of "fun and recreation.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sasporter and
Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. \Yilliams motored
to. Columbia. S. C'., Sunday and
? ;>> ' tiic"' gue. t.??of Mr. Pelots?amisisters.
they returned Monday noon.
..Mr. and Mrs. Walter Noisette and
Misses Lillian and Madeline Johnson
of Charleston. S. C.. and Mrs. Peterson
of Billmoje. Long Island were
the~gu!vj^s of Re~v7 and" Mrs." B. ~7
Bradford on Sunday.
v Revs-:S. M.-McColluni. district Sup.,
of the Spartanburg District passed
thrdug-h the city Saturday enrouteto
Long Town. S. C.
MrTlind Mrs. Willie Colling Mrs.
Essie Withers, and Mr. Anion Collins.-Jr.,
are On a motor trip to
points in Ohio. '
Dr. and Mrs. Ci S. Massey of Wad
esbc.ro. N. C.. spent Sunday with_.
their parent^ Rev. and Mrs. L. G.
Williams.
Mrs. E. P. McLain and Misses Roberta
MeClain and Lillian Smith of
New' York left for their homes. 6n
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Col.ir.s
and little Elizabeth Collins were
[ 3Jso in the party Jhat motored up.
| Mrs. Edith Wilson Powers of New
Haven. Conn., is the guest of her
nother Mrs. Tenna Wilson.
Mr. Andrew Dibble of Chester. S.
C,. was seer, in the*cit>~hrst Tuesday.
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Dr. and' Mrs. J. H. Thomas., Dr.
and Mrs. J. E. Tin mas and L.. E.
MeLester spent Sunday evening in
.Sumter.Mr.
I. S. Levy, was.one-of the guest,
speakers a; the Fanners' Conference
| which was held a: r5 Matthews
Train-'ng SrhiVwiylir Friday. |
Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Foster of
1 Pir.ehurst.?Nr-?C:. and?Dr?II. P.
Pride of Columbia stopped in Camden
Saturday enroute tp Charleston, S.
C.. for week-end.
Mrs. Daisy Pickett Hemphill of
Washington, D. C.. and Miss Aha
Mae Thompson of Roanoke, "Van and
Mrs. Ella Pickett Johnson of Winnsboro.
S. C.. are here for the Picket.C.ampbell
nuptial to be soleminezed
August 24.
Dr. ar.J Mrs. John Clinton and
daughter Andrey are in Canuien asl
the guests of,.Mrs. Ruth Cooper.'
Mr. frhontas Thompson and Tbos..
Jr., has?returned 4rmrr an extensive
motor trip to Philadelphia^. Jamas
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Saturday, August 20, 1932
Gospel Tornado Breaks "
Record
I Dr. W. J. Davis noted evangelist.
left Richmond, Va., AugUst~3rd for
New York, where he preac'ied a
week for Rev. R! IM. Mitchell at Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church,
i August 8th Dr. Davis was the nV
der of tho day at the Baptist Minis. . .
tere' Conference'' preached to about
| five hundred, he> seemed- to have lost
himself in the spirit, because minis
ters yelled, women ran and scream,
ed. Dr. Cheeks, Dr. Gibbiijs, Dr.
Boyd of Nashville. Tenn., and many
of. the other brethren expressed,
themselves as being spiritually .up.
lifted. At the close of the meeting - s.
the evangelist got eleven engage,
ments to run meetings,
i On Friday the evangelist return,
ed to Richmond where he ha? been
called to the Fountain Bapt. Church.
Had church meeting on Friday nigjht
rested Saturday and Sunday was tbe?-1highest
day in the history of the
church. FortJy.steven >*ero added,"
twenty.one for Baptism. You can
hear people on every street crying:
"what manner of man is He."j?
Dr. Davis io preaching four nights1
at the sanle church this'week. Will
Baptize on Friday night and will
banquet the nje^rly joined and leave
Saturday morning for Now York
'where he will be engaged for two
.weeks. Those wishing to correspond
with him may writb to 121 W. 130
Street. New York City.
: "7 Sl'MMERVILLE NEWS'
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The Musical Concert at Bethel A.
M*. E. Chureh?Sunday evening was awonderful
succe^.i; Amtmg_Lhe interesting'
features 'ware .solos by
Misses Elizabeth Glover, Hermine
Fishburne, Carrie Wade, Josephine
Duffie, Mary Maxwell, Louise Lee,
Mesdames M. L. -Witherspoon, Irene
CHnway-antf LutMle Heyward.' Papers?~
were _Vea3 by Delia Myers, M^s.
berta Gleaton, Miss B. L. Fraser,
Christina Wright, Maxene Davis, Al!
Carrie" Joyner, Lillie Gregory. Mrs.
j Mary Nelson, wa^ directress; Mrs.
G. 1^. Aiken, pianis^.
1?The church -fr'fls tilled to overflow
ing, and a splendid offering taken in
a contest between the single and
married.
The popularity contest sponsoud
by the Junior Church is going forward"
with-enthusiasm; Amongst he
speakers on the program this week
were Revs. E. H. McGill, J. L. Benbow,
W. P. Carolina, E. B. Mack, and <
E. F. Tobim Each brought a soul
stirring message to an apprecia ive ** .
; audience. ? ? ?-?
I ^liss Rosamond Alston, daughter
I oi me late ur. j. .-vision, is connneu
to the A. B. Lee Hospital. She is
expected to be discharged this week,
i Having taught for some years at the
1 Sta^e Colored College, Orangeburg,
(she was, given a leave , of absence
which she spent in studies at Coj.lumbia
University, N. Y., last winder.
After "spending some days Tri
j Charleston, - she will return to O;rangeburg
to resume her work at
j the College.
Mrs. Frankie Nolan, who has been
I summering at Folly Beach was in
, town for the week-end. v
Mesdames Lizzie Aiken. Bertha
1 Ferrell and daughter, with other
I niembeps of the ^family, motored to
Charleston.Sunday to visit Mrs. Mena
sick daughter of Mrs. Aikeh.
We had a ^o.ut stirring sermon on
Sunday morning. The spiritual "tide
was high. Text was . Burdens. 1st
Bear ye one another brudens. Gal.
6:2: 2nd, Everyone shall bear his ' . .
own h :riit-iis Gal 3rd Catf thv burden
upon-the "Lord, Psalm 55:22.
The same was?enjoyed?by all who
' heard.
Miss Josephine Pyatt of Cbarles;
-on and Mr. Aiken of Moncks Corner
spent Sunday afternoon in Sunt*
merville with Mrs. B. E. Tales.
Mrs. Bell Jenkins returned home
J after ^pendin a month in North i'ij
rolina.
| Marguerite Jervey has returned to
I Durham. N. C.. after spending her
i vacation here with her mother Mrs.
Maggie Jervey. ,
! as his subject "God will.,bring you
.dyu;n." brought_.out^_from uho .hand
writing on the wall. Music.was ren:__ *
i dered by the Macedonia choir. Rev.
I Henry Chiles sang a solo. Remarks
by Revs. Long. Chapel and Fair. The
-first- prize was won by Miss E. B.
'HuTiter. Second Mrs. Hannah Blocker.
An ample amount was raised.
Miss Mary Nance of Columbia is
We are glad to see Mrs. Carrie
^Bradley out again. ~ 7~"
Misses Alice Ballard Grace Ballard
E. B. Hunter, Flossie Moselyn, Mr.
R. H. McGhee and others of the city
attended the picnic a; Cokesburg last
Wednesday. All reported a pleasant
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Miss 'N. J. Gary and Miss. M.
Nance of Columbia were the guests
of Mrs. Alice BaTTar?T Thursday'evening.
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