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were "still hard'* wi'ii them a- the
government avpridu'uti.ietis .were, i;;/
slant, ami ihey either did vol yet any'
or hot ciKtugh. nen.ee wiml tliey 'v-'
reive was consumed with their otr.er.
?:?Aihliu/al ian>?hei'oiv??;_ .reach* a,
. of ttre -church, However they -a.-sur-.'
ed the ministers' hat the tall of the
year would .eritn*- het'er' times, a: ?:
[ all dues would he t>j--??m-i?t!y met.. X"\v,!
the iaii of the?> ?an. ?i.ini.i
& you have never hya.nl he heat- ul t
excuses they are '1 etHterini:'. 'Sua'*, j
are saying that the whiv i>e U-j
P Wave taken all at' thyir vi?::??tV. Umi
\7 have only given litem llio..:eed^k l
. ers are saying that ihey haye ?ak-. u_
.all t'1' their corn and eiven ; koj>i..l'iie.
i'ndilfi-. Sunw she ftTcA ...jiu-ve
their j>*eas ji'tat gave : hem t * ) \?:.-,
So uhe cry is -sidl. ?har?i"-tim<--" '
them vvlien it cOmcs ro 'their .church-1
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. c-uerl by > the pole man t"
hieh lie leapr-d, and vunisit?^<I : :.
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p"ie he. aio'd. :'or !n ? ..IpV bt.r v
prevented. Al'u-i" t'..v
the di-nrdi 't-d seiviOe- it \p ie:u <f((i
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I'its. ('hfi.-tirtllS shfrC.dd J.jjve"
a rations for revival:- J ; *' t > : t.
iitg themselves, to*- <; ?}. Tin :
frated help should be ;-eeun<! to -a duet
them, be they una r.t- .m
anjl such meetings will !.< far-ip: vi.*inV,
uplifting and ins; irin;.\
I KTTER CHART. KS OR "WORSl."
KEI'Oin f\(.. .
To expect a 100 per *tH?+et-rr-+
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f '
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thai minister niiist support lli;
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Id his? I'm mi,l y. The"~ifcry~" for t1?
\olopiti;c Missions w.lli no support
past. i'H?r it takes your host mail:
tors '?> make -strong elniryhes _ out it
.missions,. Ami. unless ym: have nioi
? > 'o support l It at t-kiss ? !' tnvTT Trrrj
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tta'se '.Missions to 4t'oo-i e'uuve:
w h'ct'e 8a*'.. ran he served l>y sue
.'en. "A u'a ill -Missions are ; a riium
iuy: tor piepareu men just us iaiyt
t .retii's ami 'stations.- They. >iou;
v ant .Mi.-sioti ii.ftt, so tin- eiiureh. i
losiny ..ttrmimi ' in t s present, mploi
to -operate AI-issU s. Attar
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THE PALMETTO LI
it JON I.S ( II AIM!. A, M. ! :. 7,ION
j- VOl Mi WOMAN'S MISSIONi
' A It V SOC1KTV
>1
i- ' 'l lu- iiK Wijim n's Missionary
So ii'ty of .I'l'uos Chapel Clnueh \vas
^ .doti .?bVfulty ihtTrtaiiTed by Miss
j" Xoaini Roe.l, Wednesday Sept. 21, at
1 Hoi homo 2fl0 tiorvais St.
The president, Miss Kloroneo IV11:i
son presided. ; Tho doyptifmal was
s darted by Mrs. Martin and Robinii
for- business. Tho members listen
I riiila-'c p!.u:i. w v were jrisei -i >. mm1
'"! , new moiTihcrs: Ruddnb Woodson
\; '.Iv u u.s WhilkcLnmia Jones.
I -\ J,-', ' i c i" :;r-c ^ms Served by
rr.r: met.;i* m.v ad-.iourmd
siiivr by n n and prayer t o
-TtTT? ;>l the liano of tho president
< v Tubuc," 'dTstrk t ~srv
l> \Y SJ MOOR CON VKNTION
"j
enijvon'ir.ji til' tlie above nanir
(" '"v. r c !<t- a-t -- F?T*Ter vTTle AT3
!]. t'hurvh. Lllst to "Joth. Sept, is novf
j' kiu'ory. .' In tlie,. winds of. pmtripe
;.ji. convention opened strictly
i hi': e* lock 1>V the Presiding Klder
..lb. , I., lb Ib'V)iminir\yny. Kvery
'.'p. who. was assigned 'on the
and t'Jv.*o who spoke . ex('
<< nip.urapyottsly seemed t*?* have been
1 ; 11 m 1 I t". t I-euirht s. We are lies;
;. ttt have "lYvrrrr* .professional ehrrcH<;
i < n .hv our district who art i cnii
+ . . . . 1 (he ,V. Ab Iw Church-and t'rr
'are the one's; vdho were
present a! the convention: I') Vs." If.
! >. b we,- T-. H. Rest, and S. 3b
! aid S. ' Moriran. F.xp. and
I(i. Garrett all matte. wonand
help,fill speeches. 1 The
lie* 'ministers were as follows:
!l." s. A. Flinches'. AI. C. AlrCub
i:r.. district superintendents of the
M. F. ('lun ch: It. F. 11 ilderhraiuj t>(
1i l.'bor'v li'll Church; Alanning' I>ist,
ir . speeches were.' very _eomme?>
d 'table. _ There wore many -paper's read
"i'Pm prrprrr?rouTt- In?-Mrs-. .h?V.?bv?_d.au.iie?raid?Airs,?I..
J J,?Wh'to ?doerood
":no>"t. impressive. Airs. While's pa'
with suc.il novell y nf iho,.ugilts'and
-<> \-irt i} to the uplift of the ybtini!
; ; i 1 c.?ww?Voted?that?a?copy?be
i> -ervet! for the benefit of the disI
, ,: v:rt and also be ptildished iu- Mil'
c.'td.-ir paper. Readers, of The I'al'nv
': o 1 cader may lo.ok. to read it, .
j The prea-'hty s were all well chnVgi
'. i'ii spiritual foul.. Rev. Julius
,' , I io'.jov. hy preached from. Rev. J2:h!
; Rev. <Y b. Ttjirr preached the Fdueen.oi;ab
soi" on from St. John lb'.';
Rev. n. IT. Gray, preached Sunday
. notrii fto'ii St. John 8:l!2; Rev. J. (',
' rl?:s preached Sunday d . o'clock
from Ret", l'.'tlfi; Rev. F. J. Galli.
jslniw pleached at 8 o'clock from St.
'John. 1.1 :d">. These sernums were . so
Y: of,d until wliif may lie said pf one
t an?be .said of?all, by ' t-lvo?mamiei
- c 1 -f i heir- TTcRvery. <lemonst rate vh.it
'7;,hey arc commission from above" the
' response's mmio bv the?audience nr
h each sermon indivato* f hat none won
under displeasure.* Nil'. II. I.. Pinck!
iH'v 'lie .(lis' l irl Leag ue president
land NIis. Coiw B. Black the district
j S liool .Superintendent et?r'V^isiinly
exhibited some' rich features
.and new stunts, in" their work. Mr,
icy brought. to us a model
1" T.eneue program, and Mr*. Black
do Might 'u us a model institute.
t wo< characters fit so well 111
1 ; [the garment of iheji' position.
1 I The presiding elder" after being
M ined of his fevor . by V.iisThg the
I i i liiired assessment became eloquent
' ' in all Ids deliPera' ioiis. His business
;u genius will forever enable him to
yonder a successful urogram Mnnv
CAPER
.THE WATER EE SUNDAY
- SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Sunday School Institute pf
I the , Wateree District held S?pt. 22,
]2.'5, 24. and 25 at Mt. Olive A. M. E.
Church, Rev. L. J. Randolph, -Pastor,
Rev. O. T. Coleman presiding elder.
After the opening session and
remarks by Elder Coleman, the Ini-stitute
was- organized. The 'loyal
nxtn nl' I Kn W nfnvnn Piiofvin*
useful iii helping the presiding elder
j Rev. (1. TV Coleman. The Institute
was organizqdL . The -inyaL men _of
tin' Wateree District were useful in
helping the elder put over the program.
_
j The district- should congratulate it
.self on having a Christian hearted
elder who always stresses the cause
of the.eh.urch.
There are loyal men in tfie dis.trict
who threw..themselves unselfish.-,
dy into service with an attitude that
I would guarantee the success of the
elderV program as well tJhe sucu>s
of the district.
i Mr. Caleb Caldwell is indisposed
at this writing.
Misses Mary and Martha Smoke
pre home to *'t.he delight of their
."'- '"v friends, thuy rwportod a good
trip. ^
I We have received the news here
'his week that the stork has visited
Mrs. Kvelyn Koitt .Ilemmingway of
|t'otiway. S. C., 'and left a handsome
hahy girl; mother and baby are dofine
:
I lin n Muuirs.iu Dime college.
Misses Lucy Williams, Mary Ann
^inis and Mr. Janiie Sims, Allen Col!
lege, Columbia; Miss Marie C. Holley,
j Browning Home, Camden, S. C.;
At issoe Dorothy and Olivia Bobc,
jl Benedict College, Columbia, S. C.
i The Gadsden Graded School will
j open-on the 10th of Oct. with the
I same faculty; Mr. -Z. It. Clarkson
' Principal, Mrs. Louisa W. Randolph,
Uth and 7th grades; Miss Sarah M11]
h i 1th and r?th grades; Miss Lucile
j Finch 2nd and 3rd; Mrs. Wilhelmina
."larkson I'st and a Ivartcel 1st grades.
I The Woman Missionary Society of
Red Hill Baptist Church will have
their annual Thanksgiving services
on the Second Sunday in October,
beginning at 2:30 P. M. A spediul
sermon will b0 nreaeiied at that hour
* hp :M,.' T; Lrmnufttr""*"
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THE OCONEE COUNTY
TRIANING SCHOOL
Seneca S. (C.?We are approach- j
nig the end of our?first months in
school to.nd the students are hard at
work sin^e thoy havfU xome To the
true relization that vafflttion time is,
over. Along with their school work
they are "bubbling over" with "pep"
and school spirit. They can hardly
wait for the first game. Daily the
cheer leaders are getting their yells
lined up.
?I4avus_ quite a pla/usure to?the
school to have its Ex-Assistant Principal,
visit on last week in. the person
of Prof. R. . W, Arnold.
The famous Pen Singers rendered
an excellent program in the auditorium
on Thursday evening. This pro
gram was gnven in interest 01 me
Tabernacle Baptist Church A very
enjoyable e<vening was spent listening
to* them. ffl
The course in ''Home Nursing" ended
Friday a great number recieved
the results will bo a decrease in death
rate among our people as these people
have beon instructed along t.he*
lines of caring for the body.
Miss Thelma Mewell spent tno week
end with her piarents in Greenville.
31iss Fleta Williams spent the week
end at Laura Creek attending the
Sunday School Conventioin. She reports
a splendid stay.
The faculty and students b?dy ex"
pioss tu Mi. Ilarry Terrell a member
of the Junior Hi Class their heart
felt sympathy in his hpur of bereavement
over the dttoth of Ills iliolherr
\\rn i.??? :n ^-^.1 i_j.:
L. Myers. Mrs. Myers was principal
of the Cedar. Creek school last year
which position she filled very acceptahly
and while Virr patrons regretted
to give her up; Ufyeywere prood to
know that she had been called to a
better position.
?
RIDGELANI) NEWS.
T^ae meeting of the P.T.A. of Jasper!
County Trailing school was
held on Wednesday evening, September
21. 'Meeting was called to order
%by Mr. E. S. Blasengairoe. Hymn:
Holy, Holy, Hole was simg-f aft* r
which a prayer was olfort^dV
Mr. Blasengaime theh spoko on the
pur,po?e of the P. T., A.
The regular " Business proceeded
with Mr. EikeronkeotteV acting as
chairn^in. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mr. J. Orr, Pres., Mr. W. D. Primus,
Vice-Pres.; Mr. B. Benton, Tr*'as.;
Miss R. M. Collins, Sec'y.; Chairman
of Program Committee; Mrs. C. Mereland;
Publicity Committee, Mr, J.
Brown and Hospitality Committee,
Mr. J. H. Ford.
Each member of the Association is
taxed five cents a month. Meeting
will be held on the third :Wednesday
evening in each 'month. Mrs; Moreanil
promised real program for
he next meeting.
Just before adjournment Mr. Blasengalo
* spoke about the Community
Fair and asked for the cooperation
of all the parents.
CEI)AR~GU()VE A. M. E.
ZION CHURCH NEWS
, Sunday school was largely attended
at Cedar Grove. We had- an interesting
lesson taught by Mr. J. IT.
Johnson. Subject., "What the world
owes Moses." Much inspiration was
gotten out of the lesson. Just before
the minister dismissed. Mm*
liliotte *B. Abrams, made a brief
talk about the Dist. Conference that
was held at Bates Chapel, Union, S.
C., Thursday and Friday,-?*>?pt. 2122-23.
*
It 'has been reported that this was
-one' of the best'"corrfcvences"" that was
neld. A wonderful . sermon was
preaehe<l by Rev. Joseph A. Butler,
lie preached an instructive sermon.
Mr. W. M. Wallace made a brief talk'
about the Dist. Conference. Both of
them explained, all the transaction
of the business, response was made
by, IVfr. J.< H. Johnson. It was announced
that in favor of Clinton C< 1
lege. All the -churches will donate
Ulihton College; Peas, molasses, flour
potatoes, corn, etc.
. Rev. C. H. McRae, Mr. J. C. Byrd
have returned from the District Conference.
The Mutual Society Jjeld its regular
board meeting at Bruce Tabernacle
A. iflL E. Z. Chuteh Saturday.
It was a (Successful meeting.
Rev. C. H-. McRae, was called off
to Atlanta, Ga. Saturday on account
pf the sickness f his relatives. We
hope he find him to be improved.
-Me. Geergp-'Abi wins liuu 1'el'Ul'fTPll" '
to his home at Thomasville, N. C.
after spending some time with parents
of Whitmire.
Mijs. Martha Abrams is home
spending some time With parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Abrams of
| Whitmire, S. C,
Saturday, October 1, 1932
Mr. and Mrs. -Eddie Sanders .are
the proud parents of a fifte baby boy.
Cedar Grove base ball team defeated
Reno team, 1-1 Saturday Sept. *
17. Owing thq^the inclement weather
the Reno team failed to come down
to Cedar Grove Saturday. . ? *?.We
are sorry to report that Mrs.
Fannie Clark, Mrs. Lett Rayford are
confined to their beds. Mrs. Rayford's
daughter from Cleveland Oliio
will return very scon. Mr. NathanfJlpnn
. IVfr Alhort Anrtavcnr* nrwl
.Mrs. Sunice Comon still remain on
the sieTi list: We hope they will soon
-recover, j
Cedar Grove has closed a successful
ten day meeting. After which
one soul confessed and was brought
to Christ. He joined, the church at
Cedar Grove and was baptised, the
thind Sunday ia:-Sept., Mr, Calvin
Gilliam." We thank God that some
one decided to turn around and obey
the will of Gcd and keep on going
until they reach the goal. '
Sims Chapel has closed a Successful
ten ay meeting, one soul was
united to Christ. Rev, McKennedy
from Spartanburg conducted the
meeting.?Rev." :J; ft: Blake - from ~
Rock Hill conducted the meeting at
Cwlaj'Gruve. ? r. .?...
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wallace and
and Beauloli Swindlers Sunday. - ,
M~i\ and -Mrs. Joe McMorns and
Children visited Mrs. Eunice Cumon
and Mr. Nathaniel Glenn Sunday.
Mrs. Braddie Epps and daughter,E.
C. Epps visited Mrs. Eunice G. - ,
moil?and" Mr. Nathaniel Glenn Su"
day.
Miss Ester Robinson has _ return- "
ed home after spending some time
Willi ri'la t i v??>; of Boykins. S. C-.
" Little Miss Ruth" JfihifSon, Hattle
Mae Zanks, Elizabeth Swindler, Elmer
Jones, Raymond. Jones Jr., Joe^
Johnson Jr.,* were christened Sunday
at Cedar Grove A. M. E. Zion Church
by the . Pastor, Rev. C. H. McRac. . _. v_
Miss Elizabeth Gilliam was made
matron of Clinton College, Rock Hill
S^^Cr-mf-thy Scleilce leaehm'. She is
a graduate of Clinton College.
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MX. riSGAH A. M. E. CHURCH
.Rev. M. G. Williams, Pastor
i. .
Sunday School -was opened'dt the
Msifal hour with the Supt. 'Mrs. A;
M. Perrin and teachers at their post?
df duty. Tire lesson was quite interesting
and discussed with a deal
of enthusiasm by Mr. R. H. McGhee.
At 11:30 our pastor selected his
text from St. John 0:1; I must work
the works of him that sent me, while
it is day: the night cometh, whtn no
nian can work.
This was a message that will have
the desired effect in the hearts of
nillM otiil vnmtn ..? twv.iiiC4..1l.. a.,4
Corrected to February 1, 1932
Arrive Union Station Leave
No. No. .
4:50p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 B.OOp
8:55a 31 N. Y. Augusta 31 9:00a
12:40p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 12:45p
4:00p 28 Cinn.Char'ston 28 4:0>5p
~ 9":00p 10 Columbia-Oinn. 9 7:05a
5:00a 24 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 10:30p
10;4.0a .ft Col>-AnK"nLn 7 A1QP- ?
12:40p 20 Col'a-Savannah 19 9.30a
8:55p 23 Col'a-Charlotte 24 5:00a
9:55p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 9:00a
4:55a 16 Col'a-Charl'n 16 3;56a
10:00p 16 Col'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a
12:25 117* Col'a-CharloLe 118 11:20a
10:00a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 7:15n
10:00a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 7:20a