The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 17, 1932, Page Page, Image 3
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Saturday, Sept. 17, 1932
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LAUREISS NEWS
Sunday being an ideal fall
day many were the worshippers
, that throngecV the , various
churches. Beautiful service was
rendered at St. Paul with the
Lord's Supper being given with
Rev. Levant being assisted by
Rev. Douglas of Chester, S. C.
While at Bethel Rev--Harrington
of Columbia preached an excellent
sermon, Subject, "Walk;,.^+u
r<?? n ?: ? i
ness on Thursday evening
when they entertained a group
of friends in honor of their.
nieces, Miss Mary Johnson, a
student of Dunbar Hi, Washing-'
ton, D. C. and Miss Elliot Rice
who was visiting her from Spartanburg.
After the guests ar_
rived they wore served punch,
after which several games were
played. The next course being
pink ice cream and cake. The
and it was with sincere1 regret |
ihflt an hour of departure had _
tome, Miss Hattie Eee Duckett
returned a work of thanks
to the host and hostess. Those
enjoyed- the party were-t
Janie P. Irby, Claudia Duckett,
Hattie L# Duckott, Mattle and
Emmer Fuller and Beulah Blakelev:
Messrs Eucrene Focrcrie. Al-1
ten, lie also accompanied?Mr.
and Mrs Hudgens, Masters Robert
Lee; Connie C. and Daniel
motoring thru the country. i
-" Rev. and Mrs. A. H Levant
were out visiting members Tuesday
evening and everyone enjoyed
their stay. He is an excellent
shepherd for his flock
and should be loved by all.
We are glad to report Miss
Annie Dial better after a serious
illness. j
Mr. Johnie Gilliam, the son of,
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Spar- j
. tanburg left Saturday- a f t e.r
spending the week here with his
parents, M|r. and Mrs. BeitL
SUMMERVILULE NEWS
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The (contest at Bethel Monday j
night was a whirling success. Spon- |
sored by the Junior Church, it lasted
only 28 days, hut despite Hard timog,
and no work? in tliie town, these 10
girls brought in 817 diimes. Some
of these worlkers joined the church
this year, and it is their first effort.
Miss S." Joyner, $5.34, J. Smalls, 5.T>G
- E, Grant, 6.11, E. Smith, 6.81, A^_
Ix>gan, 7.40, Evelyn Sumpter, 11.90,
Florence Ferrell, 13.58; Total, $81.86.
Tho program consisted of solos by
Mrs. M. L. Wlithet-spoon, Miss. M.
Maxwell, instrumental solas bj^Mi??s
Helena Bradley and A. L. -Potts, read'
ings by Misses M. Bradley . and
Evelyn Sumter. Miss Louise DeLorrive
of Sumter accopanied Mrs.
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Withorspoon at (he piano, ' Sho and
Mrs. A. IC.Po'Us arc iklvX?! vadi'JnL
at tin* Alston Iliuli 'School. Mrs.
Potts is n previous teaelu r yj the
Booker Wasihin.'-r1 on S. hoof, (Udunibia.
The loui'Ji tjunferly ;'on'i'r|,iKi?"
was hold last Friday 'ami "Sunday.
The b'.si?oT tlio yvar. l>r. \Vilborn
pi'Cachv-d a - great sermon Sunday
morning, Tho pfoph- wore loud in
their request' tor tho return ?T 'heir
pastor, Dr. Withorspoon. Two new
members were ndde<r, .Mr, Loo Winds,
and Mrs. Klois^ Clom^rtls from
Morris -Brown, Charleston. This
makes f'l new members for the year.
Miss Maiy Maxwll spent lurtsvf'k
rail in .Iiu ki unvillu, FUi.. '
Miss Catherine Johnsou of New
York, sister of Mrs. Florence Perry,
who has bi eiT away for 'j:', years returned
to visit- her sister also Mr.
Thomas Johnson of Charleston, Labor
Day. ~ * "
MrS. J. W. W'i'lu rsi'oon. .JaiifPs,
GoaV#c, andrdCi^rcitdolyrr. childien, and
njoc.e, Mi>tj Evlvn tSumiitor. with
Mr. Williford Maekey "motor**! -tb
Manning, Tuesday, 'o visit tjhe family
of. Rev, Witherspyon.
Mrs. Ernistine Koso,. Mrs. (iwrio
Joyner, and Mr. Paul Fen-ell have
ru'ui'iii'u inun ?no i\ori|l.
Great class rally hi Bethel. S?p'.
2.r)th.
grkkn villi-:. s. (7
Mr. and Mr. Smith of Washington,
D. C. we 10 the week end quests of
Mrs. Nannie Miuk 011 Jenkins St.
Ml'. If.' It. Hnrticls .afflf-'Taiwil^TTsT
Omngehuvg are in 'In; ci'ty. -the, gnost
o'f Mr.-'and Mrs.. Henry Bivins on
Logan St. Mrs. -Da'nuls is 'lie sister
of Mrs. IBivins.
Mrs. Geneva Young is in the W.
B. S. Ilospi'ai for an operation.?Her
man>?l'iiui!ds v.'yh I'm?Inn a npe.nh
recovery. ...
Lit'ld'Miss Jaequiiine: Thomas enfrom
Orangeburg. Misses Helen Daniels
and Willie B. Calhaun. The
living room dining room and porch
were"beautifully decorated in assorted
pot and cut flowers. Several interesting
games' were played while
Misses 11 a 11 i?? and Fr.inees Williams
rendered several nuinhers on Miv
piano. Ice.. ertvTiu and mints wore
served Each li'tl" truest was nrescnted
a pretty dell as a favor. Every
one expressed ' hem selves as having
spent-a lovely afternoon. Those l'njoyed
"Jackie's" hospitality were:
Little Misses Helen Daniels, Willie
B. Calhoun, Evangeline Sewell, Gwendolyn
Bolding, Hat-tie Williams,.Frcd-_
die Meri'it, Rose Brooks, Mildred
Cure*on, Evelyn Stewart,' Alice Oyley,
Marie Green, Fannin Stewart^
Frances .Williams and Annie F.
Broc'kman.
Mr. James Wilbern iMth Inf. Huoston,
Texas worshipped at Spiiiigfield
Baptist Church Sundiy. . ?
Mitjs I'otra Iiinn, R. N*. left Sunday
for Alexander. Auk, to take charge
of the Arkansas State. T. B. Sanatorium.
We are sure the S'a'e of
-Arkansas n'Dde no nris'nkc in selecting
this worthy and competent woman
for their superintendent. II?*r
many friends wish for hd^Kpiuh success
in her new field.
Mrs. Saraii Bell and -little daughter
of Omar W. Va. were in the city
visiting'hoi* uncle and aunt, Mr, and
Mrs. Will E. 'Boyd on Anderson St.
She was also accompanied.'by Mr.
James Brown?and Mr. Fred .Aimer
of Wheeling W. Va.
Mr. Jaihey Wilbern of Houston
Texas is in 'he city as Ul\e* guest of
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Joo Link. Mr. Wilhem is in the
enploymont of the government, and
'at pre gent stationed at Ft. fienni'ng.
I TV.Tr- IaUA.A.
VUIIMOUII <?IIU U?I|crkS
motored to Ncwbew'y last SundDy.
Mr. Fred Merrit is up arid out
rijgain ?f'er b<ing confined <o his
room, for more than two weeks - on
account of illness. '
I- Mr.---Fred McCurry and elrildren, also
little prtind daughter, Mae Frances
spent a ft<\v hours in the city enroutc
I to Seneca. While herb he was the
guoyt of his nephews, Mcssre Will
and J. C. Thomas.
Miss Rosal/cH Fro'.ulnax spent
Sunday in Ridge Spring, S. C.., the
guest of her brother, Mr. Eddie
Broadnax.
WESLEY M. E. CHURCH
Sifm.mervill(j. S. C.?The Intcn
Church week observed at Wesley last
week was- - crowned- -wtttr-*
Some of the largest crowds were
seon of the whole year.
Tiiesday nigh,t sorviceg were irr
the handy of the, Church of .God, and
the pastor, Dr. J. Sr Mayes preached
a powerful sermon from Ep. 1:8-4.
His choir rendered beautiful music.
Wednosdriy night Dr. J. M. Marshall
First Ifciptigt Church, and that excellent
dhoir had charge. Dr. MarI
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THE PALMETTO L]
shall preached a$ only a Marshall |
.can do, and thu choir crovvned it with '
gongs. Thursday nighfc Dr. W. W.!
Toom?'r, the great evangelist giuve a
great, sermon. Central Baptist Church
'[furnished music. Friday night, was
BePfyel's night Tht> choir Sang as j
111 over before, with Prof. R. A. Ready,.
at> }!)ie organ. Many of Bethel's.
' members were there and were bless* J
|Cd with what they always get?j
masterpiece?"Vision. and Duty," ;
from 1 Samuel 3:0, 15. Rev. Willi-|
ergpoon is a specialist on anv subicct.
J Any congregttion is proud of that
type of minister.
Rev. Coins, the pastor of Wesley,'
'he good office^- and mjmiebcrs real-'
ly put u'v^i a?Wonderful program.'
last week. Service meetings will |
bring the eliprches together-In on^1
great Spiritual Campaign. 1
Mrs. M. L. Witherspoon sp*-'"* "several
days in Charleston, the guest!
of Mrs. JaMe Harry, and visiting
other friends. Sho attended services
at Mt. Zion last Sunday,
RETHEL A M. E. CIIL'RCII ..
I)r. R. E Itrogdon. Pastor
Georgetown, S C.?The Conferenceyear
is* nearing its close and we
trust that nothing will tend to dam
ing -along amidst these most trying
1 itvw<? fU..> ..." 1. ? ._--i ^ ?
?>^ iiuvu uitu uiui art?
still experiencing.
Sunday morning, M? the pastor
s'poke. from Nefliemiah 4:15-10.
Thome?''What?Wt??owe?to?Othc>'n."
The discourse waa logical -and iHu
minating and far reaching in its in
fluenco?far?moral,, spiritual and in 1
tcllectual development. j
At the usual hour of the Sunday
School a large crowd was present arid
the study period was quite interest-j
"Tn?r ~ I
At the evenuig hour ot scr\ ice we j
were honored with the presence of
our Presiding Elder. Dr. J. E. Beard,
'Another Moses." he kindly conse^*
od to preach and he spoke from II
Timothy 1:12. Theme "My Persua-1
sion. A wonderful sermon, that was
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beautifully illustrated.
Morrday evening the W.H.nnd
F. M Society mot at the home of
Mrs E. J. Ford, West End. Gilbert
St. A splendid crowd was in atten
dance. After the business of the
. meeting irn cream, cake and neanuts
were served. This society is doing
a great deal of charitable work.
Jerome and Mendel Frasier
left on the 5th for Wilberforce University.
Prof. C. S. Brown was- seep here
Monday to the deliirlit of his many
riends afl,;r being away for a few
nonius.
GREENWOOD NOTES
Rev. Rodgers, P. Fair, left Sunday
for Charlotte, N. C. to attend Brick :
University
Miss Julia Rapley and little Bernard
Rapley spent several days in
Bradley, S C.,. visiting relatives.
?Mt: Most* Auxin of Mt'Cormk'k. 3.
C spent the week end visiting his
daughter, Mrs Sadie Mae Walker.
Mrs Hannah Massey was the din
nor guost of Mrs. Sadie Mae Walker!
Wednesday? ?
Mrs Fannie Nedwood, Mrs Eugen
ia Fisher and family motored to Co'
lumbia visiting friends there.
Mrs Easter Wideman of Ohio is
-visiting friend's in the city
, Miss Lula M. Ballard left for Cclumbia
last week where she will be
gin her work teaching on the 12th
Miss Robbie Mae ttobin&bn left
for Columbia Monday, where she* will
enter Benedict College
Mrs. Hannah Massey left for her
home in Gastonia. N C., after spend
ing two weeks visiting parents and
friends "
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cromer motor;
ed to Njt Moriah section to -visit the?
friends They also attended services..
there Sunday J
D..* r tt ttenvwcr... r r?
fVnin motored to Greenville) to at
tend the funeral services of- Mr E
\V Biggs on last Thursday.
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, Pisgah church havo0 been phftiiuc .
thanksr'o Ujo Lord and our n itiiv
I been struggling is about realize i.
i was antiquaied ami (lilnjijnu'c <t H
new and modern, eight roonr-btsjii'a
j Under the leadership of our p..~
his way into the hearts of tho i.v i
of Sundei at large; with, thp ii o_i?
this very line \vork hat4 K'ipc i'oi v i
without a dollar, but with faitV. jf?
to accomplish a ?isk which will i! t
j the A.M.K. Church in general.
l --This -modern parsun.ng" cor-?>-r~|
room, latgo enough to lake ear1 <u
bv French dnnrs' 1 t--1'-.-1- .a..., ?
! v*iy ami screened back porch.
On Tu? sila\ eveping, S<'pi. 'J7, T
f-fe'CPpiiOfi, at u liirlr tin)>" m.-.hui! X,,
Dr's. K. A. Adams, Mile-/. ?\I
Gary, Profs*; (i. W. Upward, pro. i
Taylor, Gl'o, II. Hampton and Dr.
Music by 'I.ong\s Orclv'sstra" a.- i. tthe
S'a'e. .
residing l-ibler... mini 'm
general are .i-. 1 i =. 1!y
Yoli arv niostr.eaj ncstly ieMuVs"od
in this Kingdom building work- 1.h;v
Y/e thank you in adenine?trr-??
forward for your presence Tin
I If you cannot vonic- kindly s'ml *.!?
Baitlott St root, Sumter,. S.? (.'.
J XKNMIKRKV NKV.S
| SiUjday was an ido .1 day '
chulvh goels.- Th<\ reyr.al -> >. <
are rtill in. 'progress. Mrs. Tali;,
lias certainly given' iifspii in^'x i i'mm
; to the Cln'i>'.ians- with f. 1
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I will dose W.ay. ,\! .11 v;j :
j-sairf-1 atel''- ."Mrs. J. |'; |y, 1' 7
j pel singer is assisting 'n..e, l:\-i.iin;
I nights. M'ay miu-h ,tr< <>?I !>, ,.| ne.
1 The members- of .MMlet
were \civ alatl to M . V. i .
j Prof.. U. S," (j'illniaii has i. .<1 .
i i.ess in the home. his heiuv.ti wi.i
i Hut. all are thyukful that sla-Vi* a;
' and. getting uroi'mil again. Wile;
..mother is .sink. it is most > in .'.wi'ai
| The S. S.Convention will hrr hel
at Prosperity this wvi. k. We- t. us
that lasting goyil v. til he <h>i t. a.-.
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