The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 03, 1932, Page Page 2, Image 2
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LIBERTY HILL A. M. E. CHI-RCIl
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Rev. B. r. H ilderhrand. Pastor
The*. Presiding Rider Rev. M. .J.
Suh?ptefr, ho It I his last quarterly confefeiteeMust
Sunday. Me preached a
wonderful sermon which set many
semis mi lire. The efuarter was a
sure-ess?hrtaneially. The presiding
? eleler reeeived every eotrtr-ot-' hty mottr+
ey. Dr. Sumpter was accompanied
by Mrs. Sumpter and sen Bonnie.-On
Kridav evening ..he Junior Mis
sionary girls entertained on the dawn
of. iho school yroyinl in tho form of
a I.cap Year Social. The social was
quite a success from eery angle ami
was eniowrl Ire- all.
11 f '' .v-;v Yrrlr j_
spending sometime with her sister
Z\1 i.ss Diana Jones.
^.JVIiss Minnie McDonald. Mrs. Clarissa
Ragin and Mr. Moise llenneit
Who were ill -at the last, writing are
able to. he up now..
Tllo"~Tu?agtle is pTahTmig a rally "
that will culminate on Sim.lav. Sep.,
4. This is.in inle.rest of the-general
\claim's of the church. 9 . j
Forty- poi sons were folloWshippod j
in the church on Sunday as a result I
pi' the-reeemt. rev hah meeting.?.. i
The Sunday School convention el' ,
the Manning. District ""will convene
here on September-the "S-10.
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ami presided over the meet inys.
1 '{shops K.W.IV .loans an..' (?eo. \V.
Clement, and l>r. W. -J. Trent.? Prrsi
(It'll t pi' I . i v i ii"'v li'ini. folloee.?imiL
present and rendered invaluable sor
\fe. A nu't'.plidn w'ns |rt'v?n ' in
honor of the visitors on Friday oven
inpr. and njiu-h enjoyed.
Mi s.' F.ila I.c-athops. who has hern
on her vacation in XMash-inyton. j
hrr? returned homo :tu.JJio .didm'ln of
her family and many J'riehds.
Miss Hernieo Alien, who has keen
at tondiny Summer School atrColum
PiVi, Fnivorsity. is now home. Miss
Ajlen is workiny on her Masters in
I/iitin." She is an instructor in F.rai
net..' Insli'tiile.
This correspondent has been rel.ia
Idv informed that I'rnl". (fleshy, an
inslKUtor at Praincrd Institute, has
recently married to M m< P.oykin >.f
Winnshm o. a ' I'oroier -indent ut this
school, 'and now a teacher in Fail*
tield ( o. AI itii' _So4it_w.'I.rd_4Jicir Inmm
will l?e on Uie campus of thy -school.
The-i* many friends wish them main
years of* happiness.- . y . ?
Uev. \\ .T.. P.a \ n r. (Vena. Florida,
pastor ?d th,. First Baptist .'lutreh.
and hi- family -are "visio-i s to our
city this week, to flic deliyht of
their many friends.. I>r. 'Baxter will
j>rt*ieh tit the Calvary Baptist ? hiiiyh
hs's termer- eharye,. next Sunday ev
? liiny. ftcpi.?h?rrt?.ta'nt o'clock.
Mrs. A lit c Chiussi-n is on the'siek
list this week.
Tlu? Faculty, of 1I10 City Schools
tvil| aW, r,T'
] ui | n? r.
Alt s. J-ilia Mc Dor/iid is indispose-J
thi.s wee k.
AIR. F.RNKST R HOpJ-? RASSKS.c
Air. Ivrnes-t Rhodes passed aWay
Saturday afternooM, Any. 27,
at i :20 o'clock. The hotly was
I rouyht to Chi-ler from' (!njd?Falls
Lo he fnnei alized. Funeral servi ck
rju-iet, simple and impressive. were
hold at-the home of his wife, .Mrs^
Delia Bell Rhodes. J 12 Cemetery St.,
of- w+rTrtr"Rev; C'. F. 1*111 iS had eharye
nr. .j. tcd lie Rei. T. 11. Avers.
Mr. Rhodes was a_ member of the
M et ronol it n n A M V - *
THE PALMETTO LEA
DETROIT NEWS. |
| The niany- riends of Miss Robbie
I,. -CilliariPwTll Be "glad to know she 1
is back homo again after having her
'tonsils removed in thy Henry Ford
! hospital. She is doing fine and will
soon he- out again.
Miss Lancy L. Clilliard wfris glad to
have her classmate. Miss Marie But
lor and brother of Chicago with her
,011 last Monday evening. They motor
e<l over fr?>m Chicago am.- left Wed -
no/may evening lor home; alter hav
itig a lovely st;ry~in Detroit.
-Mrs.. Kate Glover will leave on
flu- Stli ot' Sept. for Saginaw, Mich.
She will attend the annual confer
once.
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CARD OF THANKS.
t Vi i nii'li to th""1-- ffrp niany friend
for -their kindnss and sympathy *
^ shown lis during the illness a n-d death
of Finest Rhodes, also the
bcdutiful floral offerings of the
friends, especially the white friendx _
.tlr. and'Mrs.' M. C. Stroud, Mr. New
Mr. Hailey ajrd Mr. Webb.
.Mrs. bellAi 'Bell Rhodes, wife,
Mr. John Rhodes, son,
Mr. JMhn Rhodes, brother,
Mr. Karl RhoAes, brother.
AROCNI) GEORGETOWN
Pud". B. F. Cox, principal of
Avery ..Institute, Charleston, his son
B. K*. and Mr. Mitchell Darnell
spent a part of last week in the
city, the guests of Prof. G. W. How
aid. They were shown the historic
places ami also met a number of citizens.
They promised to conle again.
After- spending -a. week, in Coluru
biaf S. C., and Richmond^ Va., iMrs.
l.eola Atkinson and Misses Rudine
-Reeder and Jennie Atkinson returned
to Gcuruetow" all" Sntm'day
?-Rrrdn?and?Mr: Karl keei.ci "
metlver?and brother rrf Mrs. Leola
1 Atkinson* and Miss Rudine Reeder
are spending some time irt Georgetown
as their guest?s.,
Mrs. Constance Allston and Mr.
I,.A. Dunmoro'representatives of the
Xoi.tH Carolina .Mutual Insurance Co.
iiinUu ed to C harleston Friday o n
business.'
; .. Mrs. 10. "L. Fraser, Miss Maria
Fraser and Mr. \V. J. Wilds, Jr.. mo
toj-ed to urangeburg on Friday.
Dr. Luther Purvis of Charleston,
was a^ visitor In George town on Sutv
"day. He veturne.. Monday morning.
, Mr. Karl Gihhs of Charleston, S.C.
spent a__ few hours? mi Georgetown
Sunday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Jackson.
.Mr. Chappelle Carolina has return
ed .to the c ity. ? He has been spend
ing some time in Charleston witlv
liis father, Dr. W. *P. Carolina!
Mosdames Laura Judon, Ilessie
W<u>dlmr'y?and?Mrr..?Vt~.?P:?Carolina '
arrived frrfm Charleston last week
to -attend the meeting at Hmingway.,
.Mies R u by Woodbury supervisor
(> 1 the Ilosnifjil nn/1
. ...... J I.ii!?_as/IOOL
Hor "Xuvsz^nMTGTeimpboro N. C. and
her sister Mrs. Janic Lawrence for
nierly of Georgetown, but now of
AsheviHo, X. C.. are visiting their
sister Mrs. Eftic- Johnson.
l'rof. anit MrK J. L. Caifi of Dar
linirloii hav(. returner.' to-their lu>mo
jrltef spending a few days in Gorge
town, the guests of their daughter
M-ts. Constance Allston.
After spending a few days ji n
Greenville,-as guests- of . Prof, and
lteek Mrs. ,1. E. Beck; Prof.-"a?ti d
Mrs. J. B. Beck and Roswell Beck
returned on'Tuesday afternoon. They
were accompanied by Mrs. J. K. Bck
And children, anfL Mr.<*- Cornelius
Heck, who has htjcp. iattcn, Cng Sum
'PIT t "'""-1?HI Tl dlll'StO-'U. *"
Mr. IleniV Green was accidently
diowned 011 Monday. At this writ
iny the body has not bej.n recovered.
Rev. (!. GoingiL. Bands imidUileiT *
a very successful revival meeting at
'/ioti Baptist church, Emanuel street
last week. 'Rev. H. J% Motes, pastor.
. A -number of white .visitors w p r ~e
P [ .)>?.?t. F prl_y_ jj! more? persons"
"joiTied tlpirchureh;
- Th(C Fashion -Revue given at Be
thes(it) Baptist' church Monday even
ing by the choir was a splendid af i
fair. ' A large crowd witnf?fcsed the |
iflaii, uhiJ an excellent sum was rea '
lifted. 1
Sunday was an ideal d|ty and
church goes took advantage of it. .
On Sunday morning at Bethesda Bap
t ist cli 11 |'rh. the , part vr?Reer"(F G7'
Jtanielspreached from' '
, - - >'?.? iunHIUVV *Un
chapter and Sunday night from
John '*1 h chapter. Both of these
sermons were full of thought and
well delivered- On Sunt'-ay night af
, teij' preaching 14 pm-^ong?wtn1?hap '
"Tizd. Excellent programs were pre
sented at both the* Sunday pchool
and B. Y. P. U. hours? The princi
pal address ht the Sunday school was
made by Mr. P. .C, Kelly,' Jr.
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( AMDEN NEWS.
Mrs. Rosa L. Haste cf Columbus,
Ohio is spending some time jsith ber
daught'T. Ml,-' Imm in "
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Colli ITS/*. Mrs.
Essie Withers and Mr. Anion Colons
Jr., have returned from a motor trip
through Ohio !and other points.
' Mrs. G.?*W..' Mr. James Bolrfen of
1'nion are the guest/s. of Mrs. Sallie
iBrevard. ' ' Mis.
Alwilda McClain Schenck and
children of Trenton are spending
some rniio with relatives here.
. Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Harrington
and chiMren . Janie, Robert ant.1 James
A MC IllWy WIH5 V 1V<9VU ? 1 U I
peace and harmony.
E. Crawford formerly of Lcckhart,
S. C., (Union County) died in Johnson
City Tenn., on the 19th of August
and was bro.uglu to Asheville, N.
Cv on the 22nd where the Rev. J. S,
Jones conducted the burial ceremony.
Members of the American Legion
acted ag pallbearers. Mr. Crawford
was well known in l^nion among both
white and colored. He' is survived
by his wife, one son, Sam; two brothers:
Bennie Thomas and Charlie Thos.
of Union: one . sister. Mrs. Johnnie
M. (Jiles of Ashcville. , The Wilson
Funeral Home had charge of the body
and was buried in South Asheville
Cemetery. *
No one can deny that we have a
daflressicn upon us and it is felt thru
the world, even the most optimistic
must agree that business of -all
kinds is well'below par; In the last
twenty-four months, all business of
any kind has fallen off considerably
causing thereby strenuous^ reforms
toward retrenchment. Yet"the church
ana scnooi must go cn. in newiy
built brick-veneered church (Bevhel)
with her "most outstanding record,
will entertain tHfe Annual Conference
of the A. M. E-.- Church on Nov.
ember 15 has put on a drive for new
close the churcVi for conference Rev.
Bowman has put on a Window Drive
taking place Sptember 18, arid he
is now soliciting every man and wo.
man, Methodis'j. Baptist, Presbyteri;;
11. el.., white anil, colortul here anil
elsewhere for .J,he pitiful um pf one
dollar foi;rfnis noble cause. It will be
impossible for him who will help,
therefore he is asking you to send
one dollar, and your name will appear
in the "Leader."
Miss Doroth^T>avis in company
with Miss C.'uretoil? Mr. Miller and
Mr. "Davis were pleasant visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Nicholas on '2u Fo.-i.er Street last.
Sunday.
Doctor Van Buren, hoad of the Van
Buren Hospital?at* SLiteboro, Ga.,
was the Sunday guest of Miss Dewy
McDowell at the home of her mother
Mrs. Emma E. McDowell on 1(> Hamlet
Street.
Miss Dorothy Latinvore of Knoxville.
Tenn.. is the guest of Doctor
L. W. Long this week. Miss Wil-*
hurrT of Tenn., was also his deligh.fui
guost last week.
?Mis*?Eunice?Beatty?nf?Tryotu N.
was in the city last week.
Misses Allyn and Russel Nicholas.
Prof. E. N. Williams, Dr. C. W. Mont
tn.. t 1 m..
and Leon a of AsheviHo were in the
eliy last week. They are 'former |
residents of Union and the city- wel I
-romes?thetr~vistU
Miv Marion Dcu^las. son of llev. ,
and Mrs. William 1 )oGjjlas.s is visi.- ;
ihy his parcn'.s dVj, vmk.
Miss-dinth iieatrico DouirhVss, Mrs |
Nelly, Mr. Betlvle and little .Miss Ccr "
nielle Williams who have been spend
inK their, vacation ?ivt the hoe of ?Miss
Dautrlass' parents left Tuesday lo re. ^
iUihs ljurouiy Diciuuy. nm.un^ wiio
lucky number received a live pound
bujv of sugar.
Ml*. "Alfred DuekVll sold $2.2o
jwoith of liekes and received lirsl ,
prize, while Mr. II. A. Hix selling
$1.30 worth received second prize.
The receipts were
Sunday- morning service was large
ly attended-tit St. John; Our pastor
preached a sh< rt sold stjU'i Lug sermon.
The-iinauce was also good. rr-"
Kcv; *\.'B. Thomas, Jr. pivaciud a
very inspiring sernuwv Sunday nigi-il.
A large crowd enjoyed the sermon.
We are praying than the young man
will rise by leaps and hounds. Come
again". KeV. ami An~s7 Thomas. _
The., members ' and I'ricnds of Si.
(John. very, highly Vn?jfrlaiue?l the
members of the W. II. and F. M. Society
here last week. A very large
crowd was led in tlii- basement eaeir
day.
Prof. Biiln- motored, over Saturday
fi urn Allendale ITT FTTs wne, Ail"
Bing, who Has been an iustru.tor here
in th<i summer sehool;
"Miss A lie, C.. llogin.who Iim In en _
spendisg lied summer . months wit a
her mother Mrs. A.. V. Hagiu let'..
Satnrda"^ to* take Ttrarge oPtier work
in (iuihria, Oklahoma.
Hey., and Mrs. J. M>. Mi ("lintie are
the Tfceipients of a line son. Mother
and son we-d-mug lintv
wrs. .vianue .muaii t>! M'liuoi' is in
tip.* city visiting Jut relatives. We
are glad to see hot- looking wall. We
wish Ikt a pleasant' i .ay and' a happy
return.
Kev. f)elnin nt' < ir.my l"ii y I'i'i a> h- ed
for us last Friday nitrht. We
enjoyed his sermon very much.
The Sunday Seliool classes are
working ,v<ry iianJ- to be -ready- ftnr.ncially
for the Sunday School'("on
'vention. We are goin^i to send our
pastor to the convention with a financial-smile
on hiK face.
Mrs. Missouri' Gerald was also a
member of tip. par^y-rlintr snrpftscd
tAIrs.-E. I. IJuckett on her bir liday
last week at the A. JM. K. parsonage
and contributed financially in dminu
ing the atl'air. Mrs. Gerald was delighted
at the fact that Mrs. Dtick!
ett was made to fool so happy and
was -present a the affair alone." with
the other ladies ' whose names were
.mentioned in an issue of this paper.
She wishes that Mrs. I Pickett will
have many more sticIV"surprises.
IN MFMOKIAM
fn niei)iory*".'rTf~i'al. Thompson who
departed this life Auk.-^^U- 1-t'dO.
Two years-ago you lefff'us brother
dear.
-Your' memory still remains.
Some day wo" will meet attain
Whiij'c "parting will be no more.
"The Golden -Ga-t'es were open
A gentle, voicy said ?.o;iT
And with farewell tinspake 1
i uu iviiiiii-iy eniereci nome,
I ' Rosa u?!:i ison, tor
Edna JSutler. nieee
Will1!,"!! 11. Robinson ve.d
Elliott Butler, nerho.vs.
BOR DAY
)LUMBIA
)nte Sold: Return Limit:
Sept. 5th Sept. 5 th
Sept. . * 4th Sept. (5 th
Sept. 2 & 3rd.. i Sept. Oth
Sept. ? 2 & 4th Sept. 6th
Sept. 2 & 1th Sept. 6th
Sept. . 2 &?lird Sept!?45th
Sept. 2 & 3rd Sfcpt. 6th
Sept. 2 & 3rd Sept. 6th
Sept. ? -1?3rd Sept. 6th
Sept, ? i & 2nd SepTT 5TTT"'
Sept. 2 & 3rd Sept. 5th
Sept. 2 & 3rd Sept. 7th
Sept. 3rd Sept. Oth
Sept. ? 2 & 3rd Sept. 7th '
Sept. 3rd Sept. , Oth ,
Sept. 3rd Sept. Oth . '
Sept. 3rd Sept. 10th
Saturday. September 3, 1932
SUMTER NEWS
Tlve paster and members of Mf.?
Zion Baptist Church have j 13: concluded1
a series of revival i<iediin?gs.
hew Brodfcs of Charleston preached
each ni^ht. Much spiritual benefit
was derived. '
Members of Emanuel arranged a
few' Rally and program 011 Sunday
afternoon; Aug. 28~tnTTh'e church and
special program at the church on
Sunday night, August 28. Both pro
grams Were enjoyed and $20.00 was
raised in the Pew Rally. .
The WomanlesR Wedding-given . by
some of '.he members of Mt. Pisgah
on Tuesday .night, Aug. 24 o-fifered a
deal" of amusement for the overwhel
ining crowd that witnessed not. Laugh
ter prevailed from the moment the ??
.participnntsrntered until they do
parted.
The Hollywood review presented at
the Lincoln High School on .Friday
niirlti August 20 by the Jolly Work
crs Clubi of. Mt. Pisgah was quite a
nmel ull'.iii. 'P'e Ulovie ,-tai's pass
ing in review the bathing beauties, i
on Sufhday, Aug. 28. _
Miss Hallie Hampton is at home
again after spending, the summer' in
North Carolina.
Mrs. Fh gler of Washington. D.-C.
is spending a few dayR with Mrs. Elkh
Bennett and fapnly.
Mrs. S. P. Itiee is in the city for
a- short s lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph of Charles- ?
ton spent Friday Aug 20 visiting
friends in'the city.
?Miss A. -Brown f'f WffShlrifelhtt."
[>. C., visited Dr. and Mrs E C.Jones
Friday August 20.
.MR. I)AN BELL' PASSES
Funeral services of Mr. Dan Bell
were held last, Tuesday at the'Church
of?Clod on - Prulloion Street a! .tended
hy relatives and a large concourse of
sorrowing friends. ?
The funeral sermon was delivered,
hy Rev. J. C. Andersvon Pastor of
Sidney l?n:k C. M. E. Church.?Rev.
A.nderson was assisted in the sor\tie-?
es. hy Rev A. S. Powc Pastor of
Lydson Presbyterian Church Rev. G.
T. Dillard . and Rev. Boatwright Mr.
.L^AV. Bcachttm was master ot coiTmonies.
Rev. Anderson paid a boauliful tri
bute to life of the deceased which
wns- atteste c- testimonials of friends"
and neighbors in their remarks.
i mvriiii'iii whs in ivanuuipn vxmhutery^under
a mound of beautiful flow
ers "Tie leaves a wife, four daughters.
one son, four grand daughters
and eight grand sons.
AN EVENING OF SPIRITUALS
4 ?
We extend to you a cordial invitation
to worship with Calvary's Glee
Club in?their song service of spinfe"'
uals Sunday afternoon. Sept. 4,^:30
A lienrty welcome and sincere "T?od
bless you" awaitf. you. 1414 I^chlapd
Street.
S. S. Youngblood, Minister.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Corrected to February 1. 1932