The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 22, 1932, Page Page 3, Image 3
" Saturday, October 22, 1932 ?*~
. , ' BENNETTSVILLE NEWS
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For the past two or three days we J
-v. *5rr7isr
Moore, Mr. Willie Frazer, Mrs. Katie
Bradford spent a .few hours in Lake \
City with Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Moore \
and aso accompanied by Mrs. lU.illie !,
Frazer.
Mrs.- Lillian Wolfe and daughter. 1
Mr. and Mrs. ~H. E. Covington, Mrs.
Julia Moore motored to Columbia. ...... ,_i
Professor P. "Gordon., of Charles
ton, S. C., an instructor in the High
*' hool here. -J
Mr^.Jjrpiea..McKay of-Chicago.-Ilk- -
snent the week-end "\vith his parents ?
Mr. and 'Mrs. L. McKay. ... i
? Mrs. Mary Drake is home again 1
after spending the summer with child
in Ridge Spring and Aiken. S. C. 1
; with Mr. and Mrs. Hammond and 1
Rev. and Mrs. W. Drake^
!Dr. W. ST~Hanna and Miss E ?
Drake motored to- Ridge Spring, S.
Wpfinutiijfi ? '
vim* Margaret Harms left for Phil 1
a-tolnhia Wednesday- morning.
Miss Mary Little left for Ncward, :
_s N J. Wednesday. ' ,
Miss Julia Moore left for Washing,,\
ton, D. C., Wednesday. Trust these r
ladiea a pleasant stay.
Mrs. A. Stephens is on tl*o sick
list this week; also Mrs. Madge
Grace, Mrs. Nell McKay. . ,
RpV F. TVf jRnAbn?? : ? Al
iuioi vuucun. U lURM'lclKt'l'S
He was married to iMiss Frakio '
Johnson of Orangeburg, S. C.,
deriarted this life a_ few years ago.
To this union one son was born, Mas *
ter T. H. Reese, Jr. ,c
He left to mourn his lost, one son
four, brothers and one sister and a J
? host of relatives and friends. Ho
was laid to rest- in a mound of
flowers.
Undertaker Morris in charge.
Prof. Cooper and Mr. W. Knight of
St. Stephen,. S. C., Mr. Harry Reese -c
Prof, and Mrs. Gary of"Darlington, i
S. C., attended the funeral services 1
of Dr. Reese and many others" I cant 0
recall.
- Mr. Oliver Ocean, Mr. Leroy Ml- 8
^ Queen and Miss Annie Curry spent a *
few hours in Alnja, N. C., Sunday v
evening.
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........?h? vory 111?M?thtr. v.
writing, also littVe Miss Annie L.
, ' McCollum on Marshall St. ' .' ,
Mr. Evert Rlflrlrmnn un Hit' ^ii k
4 list. I am sure he will leave for a :
| - special treatment at John Hopkins ^
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. , They have J.
T i special treatment for love. ,
Dr. T. Richardson went to Charlotte,
N. C. .--- ' \l
Due to the steady rain in the city '
from Sunday morning to Monday'
morning the services at all churches *
were very dull Sunday, however "the
pastors must certainly visit their1 jmember^
this week and collect dues.
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WINNSBORO NEWS I
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The down pour of rain last Saturday
night and all day Sunday paralyzed
church services of our town.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Beatty, Prof.1
F. E. iMlcIntosh, MJaster Paul Beatty1"
and Miss, Paulino J. Finley were a- ^
mong those who went to1 Columbia on ;
the 15th to witness the first season's |s
struggle between Benedict and More f
house in football.
The Junior Club under the auspic- a
es of Mrs. Oddie Davis as president,
" ' gave a huge reception last Monday
night. With afl of the Varied talent <
that could be found in nnr)
town a very interesting program [p
was rendered. The exercise was T
opened by singing "America," wyth
little E<jldis Davis, Jr., presiding at
the piano after which the Lord's Pray j
er in concert followed. There,=
at This meeting /all the pianists, soloists,
duets,, quartets, extefmporan- $
eous talkers and what not that could ,,
be found in town who vied with each i
other to sweel the occasion. After i
the program, refreshments were served.
It was indeed an enjoyable ev- ?
ening for the large crowd that war- y
-MHKTCN-VILLK NEWS ,
- hi's/iiUi the Ibelcmciu wcajher ser.
ices ai the dilferont churches began
lie usual hour >vcll.ait^iuh,'^^ _>.->
fl&-~ morning 'worship* at Spring;
field, -Dr. Gandy?preached another
f his masterful sermons, full of force
: :ul dynamic power. Those who sat
id listened to him could thouj|iiiXuJ-v
s ly: "Our hearts burned while the
vai: of God revealed 'he truth.
Air. and Mrs. Henry McClaren of.
aS eville spent Monday in the -.i i m
-lie truest of their son and daughter .
law Dr. and Mrs. K. K: Mc Clar- i
en. 'ft will he remembered Mrs. Mc_ly
en was in the \\' tt lLl^vU?-1i(,w
weeks ago and-.underwent a"
tajor operation. She is now con-'
.alr-scing at her liome in Abbeville
i the delight.of frit n As.
V hy not tell your next door neigh
>v to subscribe and read the I'alnelto
I.eador, the leading race paper
/be state?
Mrs, f.ydia. Biggs and daughtir
diss Kdna Mae is Th Georgia visit!<
i-chilivos- -mil f i?ion>l'??The}.?(VtH"
eUun ?Qon. ^ ^ ^
op call to the city Friday, lie was
.enmpanied by others. . Mr. Oxley
(lirec^or-rHytsforr of Negro Nv'c liare
iVork bind is stationed at Raleigh,
MII in VyUVOlllia.
1'lease phone your news to 107H
of ore Sunday evening II :00.-o'clock. 1
IV;K W. Wright, a '"successful un-1
oiakcr of York and?class-mate.. ol
r. llopson Bigg's spont a few hours
vie Saturday in company with?ALr,
iiggs. ?- ? ...
Air.' B. W. Kennedy, auditor for
he North Carolin'a Mutual Life Inuranee
Co., 'of which Mr. K. Chas."
'lu: ray is district manager, 'spent
he week-end here on business. Mr.
\ennedy was accompanied hero by',
>is sister, Mrs. Griffin.
' See Mrs. Will E. Boyd and subvribe
or renew your Palme'to .Pea'dr
right away. 4
Mr, Randolph Xesbitt returned to
STew York Friday, after fcpi iv,linfr ti
vcek with his mother, MYs. Nesbitt
,nd sister Airs. Christine Williams
n Echols Street. ... - "
Mr. Emanuel \Y,cw>dy oT Oteeii, X..
is visiting" his brother. Air. II. I>,
,Voody cfn Anderson St.
Please pay . up for yojur paper,
[hat means YOU!
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Mrs. Jessie Burgess and" Mrs. Idol
n Al. hooz't arc s' ill on the sick
ist.
Little Cortes: Stokes of Cblumbif
penf Saturday with his grand 1110th!r,*
Mrs. Idella Boozer.
Mr. Forest Spencer, a student of
Ipokqr Washington High School, Coumbia,
spent the past week-end with
ms brother, Mr. C'lfo Spencer at liar
lison Institute.
Messrs Backmon Richardson, Julan
Baglcy and Mi<>; Thou ismri
Joozer s^RUit last Thursday in Mag nen,
visiting Miss Myrtle Williams.
'Miss Thoinasena Boozer, left Mon
lay.for Chapin to" begin teaching in
he I'i evidence School. j
" Mt'LLXS XKWS
Sunday was rainy all day in this,
lection. It was quite a disappoint^
nent to the church goers. So pie 'of
he churches was rained completely
u'. ' A?
Tho revival at St. Paul i/< quite u
luecess, being so, many lias asked
hat it ho -continued throughout this
reek.
Rev. Mr. Salmon of Durham, is
ondiiet iim tho?meet ing- <krc -t-o?thg"
llness of Dr. W. C. Williamson.
Although Sunday was rainy M*.
rev. Mrs. A minitJi 1I- '
?rcen of^outh Boston, Va., and Mi.
)avis McRae of Clio motored to Clio
Phcy wore the guests of Mr. and
drs. Roy Bucha'non, Miss Godfrey'sincle
and '^nt who 'lifude iL very
dc-asant for theYn.
Mr. Ma&yck and Mjss Godfrey arc
he popular members of St. Paul Pap.
ist Cnurch. (
<unda" October 2:J is expected to
ic a big day at Si. Paul Baptist
rhon 'he Seven Wonders of the 2t)th
Century will appear. The choir of
3ethlehem Baptist, Marion, iS.
rill have charge of the music. F.vrybody
is invited to attend.
. NEWBERRY NEWS*'
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^Sunday was a rainy day and the.
hufeh lovers regret'ed it very much,
^he conference is fast approaching.
There is a deal to do getting as-,
essmen's. Though the depression is
elt greatly, let us pray for success.
Schools are opening and teachers
nd pupff?*all seem happy to lill their
jr. pec live places. ;.
A lou-^ ???? *" ~:',x
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Sunday School class of Mrs. '"F.~ TTT
si at the home of Mrs. Ella Mao |
luff's on Monday the 12th.
""he little _ ones enjoycxl themselves.
Misses Miriam Bates, Mary Singleton
ami several other young lades
made themselves delightful clinnf'ruties"
for tho kiddies.
' thank them very niyeh, also
ilrs. RulT for her hospitality. All
ceded was" more cream. Will s.ec
bit enough will he had the next
ime. ,
Visit* the "City of Friendly Folk."
> ) en you will. Miller Chapel and
fethlehejn Churches welcomes you.
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GREAT FAI LS NEWS
The Paradise High Scehool opened
gst Monday morning ai K;.'10 for reflstrat^on.
175 pupils enrolled iTor
cork. We are very proud of. QffJWw
Principal he certainly knows how to
tune up his school work. Tip. faculty
eported Jon time. Miss Connie C.
tfclllwain, of Washington, I).
Wrs. Arddoll C. Nelson of Rock Hill.
>. C.; Mrs. Cathefine ,1). Johnson,
rVashington, I>. C.; M rs. Jessie Gaines
>f Great Falls, i$. iC.; with Rev. J.
-V. Shaw, Principal. We are hoping
,o have a very successful ternl. - i
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THE PALMETTO ERA
Tin- At nistronp*'* show m > 1 *;i >' . ? I
IUIV pt (lie evening on la! i Tile 'iii> ,
"SI K::)11 In Tie* t M-ho.il ainiitoiiii.ii. '
Quite a larac a.'. eiuluiui- \\a> pres. n'
\vtkh? ^
ot'-iowir jjues's went; .Mi.-S .Maty Colo- '*
1in of Chester. S. ( . aim lit V. -L t). '
Woleh <>!' Kock I i ill, S. C. .M i v W.JJ.- V
Carter ai.iL Mr. John ,\1 Culiorpn.
Columbia. >. < '. Tuesday
Ke\\ iP. \\ . Shaw eh, ? 11 kite basket.
Camp Meeting at 1'ara.tiise Chuivh
Last- Suuijay niuht Ceii .r Creek choir *
^ inii iftl musie whieh was v.ei\ nini-Ii 1
rti.iojTd;-J
ii- v. lVter<on of' CuMuleii, S.. ('. in
company with .Miss ..Marie Kiemminjr
t " her.i dropped in 'r> see lis !:r i L
*S lie.'I ay. I fey.. Ivtersen -is lookiny
the picture- of heal.h. ami reports that_J.
lie is tfe*!tin;c Jt'hv.. nifly ?in his
church work ne jr Caimlcn.
Little ,\iiss L-ii-ue Ca ivy -en a .".old '
wa'ch selling randy t'r-r t;church *
which was presented Ip hep !;?< km 1
(i:yv nieijit hy t he ray l <>iv- . 1
pe aie very plea.^mf I n I $ < r of. I li
ui Is awry in .M-.-lo.rt- . e-:taryr' aloicy
III el 1 ;?M-t- I'll:; I 1:1. < '. . I?-?F ; I fun
-sh-H> ^ Collij^re.' liu'-k^ ' i ii!.>S. -M r- '
Salishiirjr. X. .\ ills'" Kli/ahe'h
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.A. V. Si 'ilV. oft : ; I-,. I. A!- sanrfor?1
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Clin'on; wo ?!<"liwr. - '
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<'If ...all. TT.,y. . C|| Ai-SH-i ; -a. :?uill'.-.' ! i
stm Vot y Im a lU.ily
ii'ith?kittli' ly.
-Villon^ thllSO who ;po p
hi!'-!) in intoivst ill", tin- innt'Tiai \
n1! in t.-- I'm- ijii'.'n?. .: -. iuui ok, A,
TTii> wook siii' !>i. 1. W. v'.'j |i -* 111 < l;.-, _
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s.t-f-ick <t "tlio l.u'vMy If.f!' A-:.. i.;i
last wpok. ? (
i Xoalio Ilaiv.Ui at..I A!)-. X*.-;
t'ioir I irk instil Wrri' Itappih .a-ias. a-i!
llu' A. Ai. .K. Alauso, <> t-.i-.-A ;
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yik-V:.. Ii-i' Ala- -i aak -I.
Kolllor* uf Alt. Ili-lil nil pH-a. 1 i I
> . I - til last wi-ik mi ai'l 'ii: :
I anils tor tiii' sc.-socai! iuii. ' '
' Initio ji'M-iip* i I'm j a > -. y-t.?i
>V I'.i.T Associatiofl l.'il'I'llMl !:.
Inwinir olVicoi I'fc<1.-. K. '
Williams; Yi T-.-l'iv.i4iui'. Ait -. ?".-.II. v'
M< Lend; S?v; !'<"iary. 'M:s. lit- <
It lin.on: A:iv :i;ti .< a1';- , ?>i n-s?~
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I h*. I. \\ \\ illnu ii and lie.', (i. \\ ,
\\ hitiv attended i lie oil'u-inl .'pi'dirti'
of A lion Collt'a'o I .T t Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnlnkai \\ iilia/i?.- n J
irriaiiunj for l-ric trarli^rs I- 'lay, .7. !
I'riin:| -.I ?! i/. i i wf'ji i. n: vis- '
itor to Georgia on" business. . ' A
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(OKI.S151 UY MANS
. Mr. A If rial Moo'o, Mrs. MaLie (l-v ?
ins and Mis Kt lad Loudon ir.o-orod
To Al>l>i'V:llo. ThursdiTy while Lu-iv li
wWo tlio Roost 'of .Mrs?N too?',crT~~v
wiiii I 'i'-ti-;i it
? 'ip ilV'" "!'.K:>'r!'. 1 "
ana ii:i i \\ i rr >.'!- t ..... J
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t - .-Jriiy mi.f a uniiifi woman ...
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lav. .ajtjt!nai-lnny an.iaai nuiici
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1" I'mail ji.nd aunt Sat T
haw !?ccn c^sguii'.i ii. :
f^i'i < Vina'.^ ^
? ' ;i ' "! ' at : i ;i Jj
' nay vvaTiTiJT > .>' i. ;.
~ av 111 'f. . , i .. . ' l- *?' rr
liiv'.-isaiit s:ay. Mr.
???i?t-ho "Masonic t~Ma;
siijiii j; % du-.i' >; !
ity -1!. 1-j i .: I i i.. a.ai y.a
.;.? : a!b i\; .Kiaa.y.
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V Sta r S:Hiai'?vi;nii. Mi-.- N
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lu* hail a i>\y ?i;?vataliin. aiyi
jit ai 4 ru in v. ilii- lur tri-iui^ ami t. ^ '
Ills. Mi".' Jlt'ii Ml':-.' ]('i .Jai'i. ii|l,
Miss Sarah Miliar A a-- l la ?. i -
i' Maitio Full.-r a!.-<? Mi--i
v 'aml - Sal Iio K. Hookrr.
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Mr. MY.-\ P.atl.'r. Sr.. iv.tt
', i !:? .! ; h . A;'! a a. i. l la.. Maikr
hi'ir la?iia\ . j.
fa i l. ?laac ?>m; F":* -Am.
S a. a I'mVu r mi :a- S-.-ul la-Ill -if.
fir 'rn I ! ??'] : . A! t J1' 1 < * I" h:!<l
Mi; A. I>.. ('|u ia I ' >a .duality.r:\
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j.. 'JtiMV fi < l' I'nl'iial'ia ns a hrak'.'- i1:
s'.an i:< '1 ! ?'.' i-i.;; i'i .nuaat }; >; s't'-j
Har "old roliaMe und'.'rlakri Mi:
. A. .Kit-hit* a-' leeoiviny all the o\
iil>'1.? in i In t*tiiia'.x lor t.ho -Colored
;1 ate. Filli-~\vhiili will In- la id in the
ity oi" CoIumUuvt on Ort. 21 to 2'J.Mi.-s
K-:to K. Fair spent the wfkjt*1
. in Atlan'a, Ga.. as ibe truest of
hftr tni , Mo -1..' .lames K.. S. Ot'o.
.. Fair also her nephew and hieee,,
Ur. and Mrs." Samuel K, Fair, .>< '
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appio i:i'\ -,i v : 1. y. 1. \". t- .
dun know- how t.? t\;uh tho njiju'
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