The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 20, 1932, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August 20. 1932 MRS. FLORA ANN IIARRlSr' l'ASSKS Mis. Annio Harris as sho was best known to her friens$? lived a^ good , .Christian life . for many years. She i joined the Presbyterian Church :.i "early life and ..hon^h the infirniitietrj .. of bid age, kept'her from attending church .she often expressed a desiio to go.~ F-r^Jmrmy she -nn^rd ill the 'homes of many prominent Columbians ' such as . ex-G verrior Hey ward; Or. Seibels, Mrs, .Waller.^ Mrs. Mary Belsher and others.. Her discover the lessons which these- experiments teach, and "points out the principles to he learned from a consideration of TFTem. It will likewise be that social work is of inostima7"tolcT~vaTue .o workers in the field who are face to face with the-problem of crtrnniy-imr ih.-ii- ?ut. iii.'.nr dance with sound principles, and arc seeking the coordination of the various social forces in the comniunity. r? - A-phase cf- group ^rrettetty^whrch needs further study is the effect on (k'velopmdnt of personality of re lationship in association. Case workers are frequently in touch wi h individuals who illustrate this point. The adjustment of personal difficulties which comes through recognition cf oneself as ji_ func.tiojiing jwiiv bef oT~an association, is rt subject on which. the social psychologist, and the psychiatrist need o give us much data. ??:? The community organization responsibility applies to the b. aid. to n.embers, to (relationship with the wilU'i CDiiiniunity. A sett lament" rtn1 leader is constantly faced with 'a.i ~~?ppurtumty to use organization 'me-.ha'.s in what pi ay be termed an omit rye commuiilfy, and the exocutA1*': of a large agency may well eenrdder bis relationship to his staff of sr.i.u ' what the same nature,. ' Columbia is of tnpporn in" as n.u':r as. L is the seat of Harkrress (ha,." tvr of-the Associated llible Society headquarters in Nashvil.ks ""TpSiiv i>tae-operates chapters throughout it\a netion. It has lihg- been the y.ieaIn 11 where llarkness Theuiotrical He .1 iuary was .to be located. Atlanta,. Ga.,- and Columbia, S C. were taken uncTef consilium .1011, wi Kno.v from the meeting of our leg;, board which uonipri.Vs. forty-eight -v lawyers 'that the seminary is to be located in Columbia, andOr to cost three hundred thousand dolleurs. 1. wiil draw its students from i s chap ters, national and also its support. " The Wn -dn'npl on.?Krause;?Nitp:FT plan?late Booker. T. Washington. Joseph B. Krause, James C. Napier plan?which wrll tell the- inen and women of Columbia how to gel a steady living: and a job. ' James CV Napier resides- in Nashville. lh. Washing on, 'l)r. Napier, Dr. .Moton and others secured _ the Anna. T. Dollars to aid in coloivd education Slater-Jeanes Foundation. Dr. Napier is an attorney and banker. Farmer .Secretary pf Treasury .lor L'nitA ed States. A millionaire is chairiiwuT th? A cmii-ifitml IliliU. Uiii i.iiy-l CommiiJ ee, I)r. ft. C. Cheek ol N.a-hville heads the Medical Division of Education. Dr. Ji. C. Cheek is a noted Gynecologist.' Rev. II. G. Hockett and Dr. W. 11. Shackleford handle Religious Education. Dr. ti. W. Lewis, direct-.*?the- Division v>t Humanities, The above mentioned ?- ? c<?lored peopltu?Thr \V as htngrnn ' Rrause, Nanicr Finn- How to 'get- te steady Living an. a job.?is open to the public Tuesday Falters Memorial Church, August*21t. Men from *,? A. M. to 12. Women 2-5 P. M. A hard winter is predicted which will arrive in about ten weeks from now. The u Harkncsd""chapter of the Asso. rated Bible' isdcyyty y^-A?Vt> jotfS"^available for ..wo huVdr^, f>ersfl^$?' sne\ t ? -ninety days. $v^.y?r>fX on to our neighbors. toy^u- hVfu?rt.?nt on Tuesday at SalCerk MoniotMirl* 2200 block of Washington Street. Persons I wearing ovei* alls will not be admitted. No loafers'. JOSEPH B. KPAUSE, Director. ~ CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Anderson - And family wish to ihflnk the 1ttany friends for the kindness rendered and floral contributions given durinfi the ? illpess and. death of their daughter, v Little Rosa Anderson. Mr. and-Mrs. Henry E. AndersonMr. Richard Young Mr. and Mrs.. L. Anderson. ! pa it ft da- 1:J n Ill- used a.' a Slllrei.t "Colin- Pad' ! >il!e." "I'll ' ' was a Wonderful ohm 11. ? A t S:.'!(l a l it i ni: interest. nig _lev- ! ture to th.e nn-n.. oar p.'stop' prtiaeii-i oil from (o il. I :!? ?: ?'l.et lis 'make! .man in our own image." . Ti uly wo ran say' it was wry inspiring. j Rev. Smi 111 paarhcs- a elear cat j gospel. I IT- is well t rained as a gos-. I pel picaeln i . org.in.i/ier and dii-a (Tor, ; j A cliureli tha lias any (!od in it cm-' ! not die tinder the leadership qI' suc'n . ' a ni;ul as Tlirs. I. ng n\ay lie live AtVfrrhg- the visitor;-- who worshipped wiTh us Sunday are: Air's. Anmi X'o'him. the pohiii h ndtii r.n, .of I.yii' hliin g, - \'a.; .Mrs.. Alberta Rohenls from, same jil.a-e; Mis.- Hazel Ivliizahjtli (loif (,f. Coin, dba; Mt.-.s. (loff is spending -ft' few days wi n diss I.ula llallard. Tlu-re were also either visitors. We are always lf-l.1.1 .. xl-:!*...-: I.. ..... " ! i's. ("ail I We :uc. V; ili looking 1"< r'w ..ri j .1 ? I" tin' 'Tally, " August" 2Tst. The eapI tails of the rlub*. ;ut'| all working I hai'tl to i a,i the.. hiirlie-l amount, oi | money. We are jh-ping t<> ,g?> over, tilt; top. ... J . . ? IK MO M.W'-' _ The second . (Juniicr-ly Conference .was in sitssiPn SatiiPdav and Suiidax a; Vuunu'sVit;t|ul t ntnv lt. Iu v .i. a. Gamble Pusior, lit v. .I. C. MeCK-Han l' K. of the (Ylunihi.a Idstriet. | ren- eh ed a wonderful sermon Sunday A. M. IT lu'_pa^tmi .-j me niiii'i-1 * f rai u? U0U1 ichurches -turned out. in full with.' a .os number of friends fi'om ether elilirches. Kev. dohn Gil* on. Mr. ariM .Mrs. W. P. Hawkins and Air. Gonzaless I.ybrand also visited ,hw conler.ence. The revival me..'tiiig at St. Paul Chureli last week wa> quiii* <i success. l'tre Pavmir;i."t >. SlonTaTiiV; "and KovT I. A.jMiller were at their best and every night the enuia;h was . ove i fi?iwiletf.Trr? : i'dting" \va> flTC vii t: i y of sevi ral coi'Verl The Uihle Se hooi at Harbison Institute chuH-d Friday a l>:g picnic. Teachers, student.- and utendhad a very nice time. ' .Miss Aiin:ne Sp uccr c !f. J\i i/.ah.-t a. N. .1. and three- clihlren, kaXu-.-J-jv. U.. and Forest are heiv vis .ring. ielat?vt-.-' and Iriends. Every body weleoiiu .of the city. tV<> arc always triad to have .visitors, and tlify art' wo Iconic at any time. .Tanics S. Thompson', Reporter miKRXWOOl) NOTKS . Relatives and friends of Mrs. Rebecca Robinson will lio triad to hear that she is rapidly improving. The pirls of Macedonia won over the trirls of Morris Chapel in a hall frame Thursday. j The friends of Mrs. Sadie. Callaham extend deep sympathy to her in the hours Of bcreave-mont. over the- death of her mother. Miss Willie Nance spent Friday in Greenwood and was the truest of XIivs T.lll.t nalliiril ' Miss Inez Robinson spi-nt a pleasant week in the country with friend, and relatives. Tittle Miss Sallie Ned wood is spenefirrjr"thP"Sfmrnref with heWstsLor,; Mrs. Isabella Anderson. I Mi's. G. W. Reed formerly Mis$ Ro THE PALMETTO 1 -a I .iv e'afrtioi:; left for her homo in ,^1'W York- ('ii \ last 1'riday. aftei s|H-i)?linjc 111r* ? ? u?K -> with her* inot-her. .Mi's. Annie Mao (.'aisun and lit tie lia'JHh lat\. ihe~Kuests of -Mr. and .Mis. Silas A. Carl it. Mrs I >ora Salter White and Mrs. Atinio \\ aiiMiiali visited friends on 1'aKuari St. last Saturday. Mrs. Daisy Williams Davis is h'oine AJ^xLinrt-Jua^-fiaronVs--tttH?jTr?ssilTty will remain hue. ' - - ' Mi'. J.itvius Yoony and-lns son, TTuoiiis .) i. nf Johnson, S.. ('. wore the yuots o|\ .Mrs;, t'liarlcs Robinson Ir/si' week. ' Vs, " Aits...Martha Robinson made a visit to Iht?sisDf in Saluda, last week. The Klinshine ll'and mot Thursilay evpnintr w'ith' the I'resident. Miss Ki.i.l?if .Mac Robinson. 'I lie I'sher Hoard ?if Macedonia Raptisf Church entertained "-the pu.bJw lii.-i Thursday overuntr with ..a nfoonliirht pilhK-.. .Mrs.. I.izzic Sifow and Mrs. A mi it Wideman nttX-fiJled '.he met>tin'?r at N U'j.uhn Mle Church yuslyyda'y and .xapurU'iL^i. siih \ndtd scr-v rl?Mj!m^= ? Ihanks Mrs. Klla Rumlin and daughter, AI menu (jimr'tos wisturs to ex l end d hilllhs Mi their many friendsfor tho kind. .-yijm^itlLy-shown -them durin.tr the sic~knc?s and death of theii Ivkiviif Inishatrd ami fat hei. Willi's Jiii ml in. Mrs. Matilda j>ra> ton . and family wi.-hes to. thank their friends ', for the kindness sliown them during the sickness and death of .her son. Many thanks ft f thy heaulilul floral gifts. ?A nyiuto tnrnwTTiy; Hie whereabouts oF a plumber in Colunihia, S. 'C. nnm? ...I 1 ,1... u-.:i . " "ik .u irimtn. I Mill ill?;- and caul.- were on joved i>. II. ' Mrs". Anna .1. homily is ill til he lining.... We hope for -her- a speed,* m il', cry. The youtip people's prepress i v. v lull met Wednesday evoninp ;it - !iwiWe nt Mr. \\ Hiilt'U N ichols on K ~ taw Stts i'i. The .mi etinp was \ inrpeiy attended. 111.- Sunday S hyol i,. still propy iny. ( fa-s N . ,? ill has the han i r. Mrs. IKickett is the teacher. Monday nminhi.. was known as S,. John its work hay, The nu inlufs came' and cleaned I lie clntrch pi minds. The I?isliict Mi-senary Society will meet Thursday and Friday at >inplolai y. S. We ..lie.?h?pn+p hat it lUrpo crowd will attend. \\ KIH.FFlFIJ) NKWS Key. J. hi. |)i\en. I'astor Kethel, station is ^ot spiritually alive. \Vo closed last S.utiday ?iph-; -our one week revival. Forty three persons were converted rind 113 of them united with the said church. It ' . O trowu their efforts. If they have"' failed' to eomply "wit-H^tliese fundamentals of the religion, of JesutT 1 Christ. \v<-inIs of peVsuasicn from 1 thej'r pointed ph.-1 rue. the mourn, > er's apjndaeh to the throne of Grate. 1 Mi?-1 s?fri > Moody and Urn",*tine -I Hodges spent the week-end at Ma- ' oil. t Mi.-cv l.otjise Cox Marion was the . wet k-ettd truest- of .Miss Rosa J. , ' "FJ'adtrer. - i \M)I:RS().\ nkws :HapPst Suliday, Seho I was opened ;i 1 ()::!() 'dVWk'thy the { Sunt. Mr. 11. I,. -Vines. ' Then ;>t 1 1_; JO ^ = t ie?p.'i'-tu;?pi't.allied a wpndci tu 1 sermon. *. .J We are very ylad to yre. ; R. \. ] ami Mrs. f'hanslor home ayain to stay. t Misses Majorie Dandy from. Green- , wood and?'I'ln mnsjna Gall-nian are . | visitiny Miss lodinonia .Johnson. We < wish ttieu. a ijle;is;mt sfay in .our < i ty. ! Mis'sc si V *-?^LfllT' Neal and Martha < Bell iti'o visiting in Clintuiu ~ Soutli Carolina. Mis- .; Rosebud Xcal,-Tommy andToe (!oin.-%and. Misses? T> 11ic ajni Wi 1 - . Mo .:M:u- Alexander mo oted to Mt. - Caru'd ;<i spend the d..y...\vUh., . Miss'es Ivva Kate Dunhtp and Daisy * N'eal, where they are spending i * few day.-, at0 the bunlap's home. We ' - -enii'v' i -SI ]| . i' .ml 11 [T *"* Misses Maxie Gadsden arid. I. I). ^ ,T?tii'ker w<h*e 'home Saturday and i Sunday from Benedict College. Co- ? w |^| | |'| | | m%'- - " * *" ' ' Misst - l.ueile Zinuneiniiui wj.ll re- ^ jurn- t" St. '1.like hospital Rnioioh ' X. ?. .. > 'e re she is studying nursi training. If yon have any news fit1-: ho , "l.tadii". please sec Miss Ollio Al- | csxafvder - |:!l! Thomas Street. We are glad to greet pur agOnt j Rev. I,. R. Rest, hack .in t wn-again : after haying been 'away for two r weeks in revivals. Rev\ Best' deliv- I erod '_'l sermons' whieh\ were real < soul siii i ing. ?4 1 eleven UeDTons at f New I'wiondship near- Ifonea Rpth s t --Pr; lit at . Wilson & Creek Baptist ' - -C'htiri'li. in ai Iva. KeV. Best is surely ' a wi nde.rful preacher. Deiumt Br.o. , Martin of Wilson ("root- snv<. l?v-?lri?n - - - .x.w.? , , hack of a hi.-ory of about HO years ] says tl\at Rev. Rest is the fastest i . tlvwker he lias ever heard. All Rev. < Resfwaiv. is a chance and the world t will hear about him. ^ Sunday. Auyust T i. the Wei-faro J _ RwptistClnm-h 'biiif ) eomirtfg f T'av a| 10:00 A. M. the,i_ annual j ! <mksyi viny services were conduct- \ d by rVa- on Henry Peterson. , At 11 fOO A. M. a wonderful sernion t was preached, by the pastor. His : ' tin. "! ' r /ion's?ake I a ill t:'>t ' im-hl myjwreT" ; ~ ;? At 1 :.'?0 a Missionary offering was .t .ken amountinjr to *7 Cents. Visitor's- prysen were": -Rev. II. Anrson. Mrs.. ('.. K. Watkihs. Deacon l-nunt ffom Ml/ /.ion; Mrs. Then" "lo'sili' -anti.ftmoK from Pleasant . Hill. ('.ollcci ion l'or tlu- day n:if. Collection for the dnySl'.'.'i.o 1 A.MHMtSHV MWS -We were, triad to have'in ^r pros-' i-uee * last Sunday mommy Mr. J. I). 1 R'teker of Renediej Colleye and i Va lids <d' Columbia 'who aceonipa- .led liini spcndiny ?>!ie day with ; ois parents. .N'iyht serviees Were very?spirit?? id. Mr. Rucker preached his first >.* rnion.f His te\,\ was found John- 1 Stihieet "I ; i'i I..coo 1 *.. " Tl,.-... Our faithful pastor was ably as- 1 >,sted^ by Revs. J. .1. Reter.-un, , .Mi-Illw^uu and Dr. M. M. Ma ft in, 1 ami Dr. Wm. Slur..in We thank (?od ? l'<'f the viet ry. We are very proud < ..f our pastor ai\d the splendid work * - -be h.n? doHo-hcMt?Jt-hiy vorrr. -Wr'hnvO~Q a splendid elnireh. But is'and eomplet-;j* ed iii side. ThVs wsys done in a ! few moath. We arc now looking ' forward to our last quarterly confer I " enee which e. nvenes Saturday and i Sunday. We are praying; for success along all lines. I 1 ? ^ v ' "lvn of y. v> . , , K" -? HI i-tii-'l'ltt '<?)' | 1*; 1*4 . . J, . g ^ if t IkMM'Ii' i < c ? j . r" * ronv _tiiS !'< ... .r--W ?" ?!i '%( ! 'low with i'.Kl- v ' ' . < irt< f hi-' j,f?.,' vonmnur an nx:??i:5 "T::r '}" p'. sin; f< a \w.? !< !,in. v o. h> ashamod,' irod- v. > I o ,t * ntr. ....... Ro\ . 7. ,J. Wiii.-a:;:.-, J 1. j i inn- f r iond. ftnrh a. r . - full, and flatsuit if. ?/ur !al?.i - a< jf a. i , V In?.?-???: Iio. Trinity f'htiivI. < '' I-'lo.'. ** ~ oars' arii] t.liio Mt Il- i a ri. j : Ill'mirl-ian: : y<-a>>. . . i ,/r li(* tf i~a di.*?i ? rf I~*mi *.* - .1 ? ? !l<' \\ ilsnii load of th(. Vooi} - >, -j. nark - ajul I'n'siij. :> ' ,f [ '. , . F77T7T FT~Tf T pr ? atiirht in the Mini-:. j if. Ht-nodii-t ' f-'oifryir'; .? :>' nini-stration' of I'.r.V. f:* \V \ ino Tli,. uni^uo' f.-a: . lijfh --v- +U'|.-V i?H- -\v;+- -j. ..! Mann confjM,-.. ; M:- . \ \> j;. -'o:n.'a tea. : ! .If .t , : .* s V mil riniviiii.,! i;. . T: i: . > n till. 22 v.- .;M . .'"ha- w-'. n| 'iCiTolf a a. ,.1 Htrti re a-on ..f . , . . . r.aH;tl)'ii< J.'iii - i-:if.'i,tr- . .?. . ' i.. ,. ovolv for: :. ' ' ' In - losiii^.. w,. , . ,. >f a m.?>t >a< rod d;r:y.':f \\. loirlcv't. to I.1H-I! t io| i, \'." Moriah Hahtist fhtnvf* i- -,;i 1-.' lit' PhlliPj. ..fid l-.Iu.u'l.'-rh !. st SunTiay in \\ . (>. :... ,.Mi >. A.. lainlit i'ijii:j Miss .'ante l'"iiips. U . v ; m,. nt i. ifa i.'ii': iTi Ida- i\ .i.i **.\ : .. > , r.'lu i t' a ivvival ii|? i-tltar v a.- +-t autulifil. A s\\ in;, hiiiiu fla-.- i rountj women an.i . ' di.ir. . >r^ani:U'<T and ?I loanls :h\ &' ' if Ml'. Knn. Shekell Win' nalihutod the list- nt' hi- j'.-n.i - r-VT-r V -^hrurrr t-T-1 m rr r -1-T T tri splash (in the water and . nu-. K -s ill; swin.1i> ir. Mi I a'fi \ .Sl.t ?d; ind Mr. .)i>hH Hritrh; i S^p "*H- > aiiisti net ion,-. 1.? :.i?:?M is. .1 ii Ha *W. Tall. \. tin .ITa'.h- Wheatloy Hraneh lilVrai an- i-piaid-' injf her vacation w.tli friends in (fill x. .. ' ' ' ^ air,t .West !.ik1 Slioe Shop ^ / ' # ; i; ; ^? L i] . ; . (V j ' v1. ?' V. ' . v ' - . > ' r . v^Vurkic* \'nrnit iiro 'Co." w i IU ^. sTJ f, \\ 11 T\Z\iiir I'-vri rnriij 1 tii( ? ? ,*j '.'.i !:;!! -. ; ii'J i .t!i-1 i(,r' .M;i? " -? ' XV N i w 1 -?< i :: ' 't I,; f . i' :t! (! ii 1 . -ij, . . v David < i; l.ihson Ucnenil ln*urahce MtvnTiTTTi y :i r, .' .; i;'t i/U>iiit.*ss I i;i;i : : : IMIONE 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST. -I" V (> AS NNIV Oil. i-iviows SKUV 11 iv ST \T5(>N \ i, \R \ViK . , . 1VO T;t\!it| St.- I'ltciU1 < >1' i U . r. VIG \ li ' FAN-OTVN systlm . Ir: Bea;ity L v.\t itre ~~ ~~ ' tTAV F'^TTTTTTTn ! K.'-'T S. ;? V I : ; . ns. ft . I : .. ?*. ; }i> vt> - - ' T ? ,i ?i AC.'i M .-WAN"! i.I) V- f. r Irrn,, M ici" \ . ' Mir I'.1.,. 'Cinrulinn 1 S K'Jtv Mar s . < A v'Ki t'.T'Nv. \ C Weakness" TIRED FEELINC . ? . . I'M ;- ' ' v!:;v: i j':? ' " ? i I ?vi ., yi '.I <1 , . . . ' > > v ' *I, : T .* > t ' Th.n: : : ' - ?;t')4?ill. ii >... ! : * * *' '?t1- ' " un>i . ?? , f'?; ! , -a" hj':rivu-ss uii ' '-' ' t-.-KiMi iv?r i-.v,;! fi:i> t i t..j i - s.ii. ..... . t for Weak. Run-Down Women

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