Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" Tn mpivinrv j>f Mrs. Caroling John ?: sonT Avho departed life?oue-yaa ago, Nov. 27, 1931. Peacefully, sleeping, resting at last The world's weary troubles am trials are past, [n silence she suiTered, In pnttUTm she bore Tifr-&od ofrlleri"hTn?frome-to suffei no more. Sadly missed by ? 'Mrs. ^.lice Williams, daughter, * Grand-daughter and grand-childrci - THE RADIO SOCIAL CLUB. ' ^* - The Radio Social and Litertir; Cluh met at the home of Mr. Jame per on Thanksgiving; Bqthes<|a's sen ' ior quartet rendered two selection? On Sunday evening the pasto preached from the subject: "Th Christian an Heir of God." The Cosmopolitan Club If' jy The weekly meeting of the "Cos fe mo" club was held. on last Tuesda ? evening at the home o<f Mr. G. S Browne, with Messrs. Browne an< Arihe entertaining. . .'4 The meeting was called to 1 ord.e >\-IL,SON HIGH DOWNS * ' CAMDEN 7-6. Florence, S. C.?The Wilson High team downed Camden here last Thurs day for their second victory of the e season, having licked ;Bennettsvfille HigJ 6-0. * *Virst Quarter. Camden kicked-; ^ -r!i . >ou lost ball- Camden oovdrs- | Camden fumbles, Wilson ball; plunges the line; a fake play netting"a "16 yards gain made by Black. A good run by Alex. Quarter ends 0-0. Second quarter. In the early part of this quarter* Alex throws a pass to Denson for her first touchdown. Wilson-jnade an end run for the extra .point which Was good. Wilson kicked; Camden lost'the ball. *Camdun iivcim*?on -Him?of?sci-imnpp 1 " Camden made a lucky break, but Wil- * son stopped hot* and she .spilled the | ball.- Wilson ball. Bad play made t by Wilson, Tumble the ball. Second . quarter Wilson 7, Camden 0. Third quai*tet- Wilson kicked. Camden made 20 yai-'d and spill the ball. Throws a pass intercepted by , Wilson who made a 25 yard df*sh. Wifson kicked. Camden throws a pass and misses. Wilson holds ball. 4th quarter. The last quarter The --Camden boys picked un speed, butWil son ball made 40 yards. Camden intercepted a pass and ran for a touchdown. Try for extra point failed. Wilson High is-expecting to play Mayo High on Turkey Day in-Darlington". Don'ta miss the game The Line^Up Wilson High Camden High u -bensuirr R.En^r~? ?... Lewis Hines R.T.?I?-. Manning King R.G Edgrff Adams C.l_-__...?...i. Perrice Williams L.G Burke Wilson L.T. Anderson -Thomas L.E....? -. Haines T. I lines . ?... R.H.--? ...' Sutton 1 Capt. Black .... L. H Williams Washington F.B. DeBnw.s Wilson _ . y.l3.~u .tsraaiora,. Substitutes for Wilson: Myers for Washington; Harris for Thomas; Alston Tor Williams; Robinson for. Thomas; Gamble for Wilson. -Substitutes for Camxleii: McGlain. and others name omitted. Mr.' J. W. RJartin, coach for Camson. " Officials. Referee?Prof. L. V. j Walker, State College; Umpire, Prof. L. F. puckencr, Claflin College. ... T" . . * MORRIS CHAPEL CHURCH r?t : ~ Greenwood, S. C.-?Rev. W. D. Nort'ork, preached at Morris Chapel on -) Sunday morning. He used for his text Roman 9th chapter and 5th verse lljs subject was the "Divinity of Christ." All who-heard him' hope , (i hear him again soon. The pafctor was at his post Sunda^'night, using for 'his subject "Speak That '.You Know." Let all thai, heard him.lr?y_ ^ to keep that, thought in mind. r Mrs. L. C. Smith was hostess to R the Young Men C^ub Tuesday night, a Jed, after which the Constitution was - lead for the benefit of the new mem hers. The new ommbers were Messrs. Wm. B. McCrae, J. A. Alston, f Albert Poinsette and Ridhard B. i4 ; Greene. The .president then lasked the new members to speak, and each - responded. Response on behalf of the Club was made by Mr.Ashe. j [1 Sec'y- Mr. Richard B. Martin then j' - called the roll, and as eadh, paid his - dues, he gave a. current event from d Colored newspapers. i r- The following dfficers were then : t elected: Mr. Wm. B. McCrae, Asst.' Critic; Mr. Richard B. Greene, Re-j ". porter. ' j -li?An excellent prog rani, was had af^ ' "jter which Mr. Ashe, critic, made his r report. After bu3iness, a delicious e repast was served. TJhe meeting will be at Messrs. Joseph and Martin. The members of the Cosmopolitan Social and Dramatic Club are: Mes srs. Edward T. Joseph, C. S. BVoWne, y Richard Tt JVTpi11 In, ITi'i|iiy (" TVTi f"i in !. Henry Ashe. Wm, B. McCrae, Richrl ard B. Greene, Albert lPotosette, Jojnatharf Alston, Elias Sumler, Rich- t rjard B. Greene, Reporter. I | Meeting1 of the young people. of- the church was called by our pastor for the purpqse of organizing a young people's club, which was done*. * * The officers were as follows: Adr visors: Mrs. Bessie Richard and Miss Evelyn Jackson. President, Mr7 BeTtnie Talley; Vice-President. Miss Edith ' Secretary, Miss Prenola Saun- , ders; Assistant? Secretary, Miss 0thello Gray; Treasurer. Miss Serline Hamilton; Chaplain, Mr. Rossie D. Sexton; Reporter, Miss Verhease ' Wcfodyr ?: Our plans are to make our club the greatest in the church. All young men and* women 'of the Church arc asked to join us in pur. next meeting . which will be hold at the hone of Miss E. Jackson on South Liberty St., after?Avdiich we will go to the home of Miss Josephine Lynn. These meetings will be held every Tuesday evenimr: " I The-Rescue Club mot at tho home ? of Mrs. Lula Woody--on?Cudd Strjlast week for the purpose of orpraniztnrr?A chairman, sivh-chfllrnptn and ' seejietary-treasurer wdre elected. Each member plodded himself rCady and willing to work not for 11 while but,, until the debt of Mt. Moriah is lifted. A enn vciitforr'Avas ' gtVen MoTvrtgy night in the auditorium for "the benefit of Hie blind. Dr. Walker with his colored stutlcnts of Ctnlair ^rfng- : School was' present. Dr. DuBose from the First Presbyterian delivered the sermon, and everybody enjoyed the services. ?Afterwards an ontoi'ialnmoift was ' in tlin basement ?On "Tuesday night, Nov. 2!> thoro will be a pie-eating contest in the basement of Mt. Moriali. There will be contestants from Majority, Macedonia, Thompson Street and Maxwell Chapel Churches. Every one is invited to come and enjoy a pleasant evening. ~" "Stop! Eoofc?aTrd"~f Tr^tml?There \v?ll be a penny carnival given at the .chuixh, Monday night, November Ready _Club? Plenty?of attractions will be witnessed by those attending. Don't fail to see these sigh'ts^^ Sponsors: Mrs. Carrie. Sims; Mt>r-. Lizzie Perry, Mrts. Ixdla' Jenkins. Miss- Ellen Cheeks. The first Sunday in December Rev. H.rfVI. Smith of Asheville, N. C,, will proftctr^heee?for" the benefit of the Young People's gupeiior Club. He ' will be accompanied by his quartets from New?Zion an 1 Pacolet. 'Every body is'extended a cordial Welcome. Mrs. Ilattie E. Blakoly is still on the sick list. Mrs.' garah Patterson Wheeler is very ill at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Erod . Gary are the happy parents of a baby girl. Messrs Olan.d and J. B. Thompson were called home from New York City to pay the last respect to their grand-father, Rev. Belle of Cherokee South Carolina. Mr. Julian Jenkins of 218 Young St., has returned to h'fc home from Anderson, S. C., after a peasant stay with relatives. . - ' ' The dyug store on the corner of S. Liberty and Cemetery Sis., has re-opened under the new management of Dr. J. H. Cochran. Your patronage, I am sure will 1>C appreciated. Majority Baptist "Church Sunday afternoon, a memorial ser-! vice was held in honor of the late ' Rev. G. F. Mills, conducted by hi#;-1 son, Rev. Thomas Mills. ? The program was. as follows: Selection by the choir; prayer; selection by cho^T Kev. G. F. Mills as a Chris- ! tian Gehtleman, Mr. Perry Young; ' n mm.. . . r 1 i . I ivev. miiis as i anew, mm, ueacon A. Martin; Solo, M?r. Luther Hill; Rev. Mills as' atPastor, Mrs. E. H. Drake; Remarks from Mr. Gray, president of the Sin-g>ng Convention;~soI^' "Mr. Matthew Jones; Remarks, Mr. Frank Foster and Mrs. Polly Austin; solo, Mr. Bennie Talley; Remarks by Mrs. G. F. Mills. Rev. Mills wais an outstanding Christian gentleman, a man of stem < ?ADER v qualities ^and profound convictions. He deserves, much commendation for the services that he rendered and his j life will ever bo held as a sacred si monument in the minds of those who 'r knew -him.j th Any one wishing to publish any N item wifl please bring or send it to t< Mi?s_ Margaret Moore, 233 Young St.. bofpri' "noonday TiiP^lny, ulcn nn^ CJ one wishing to subscribe for or buyC_?< a Palmetto Leader. N & Silver Hill M. E. Church Rev. G. A. Thomas, Pastor rj ' n _ Sabbath -SchooL opened promptly b> at 10 A. all teachers and quite a lumber* of students were present af- b< er the lesson was discussed in flhs ^ .-lasses, Miss Sarah Wheeler read a *e rerv inteiestinir Thankseivine nnem. lil 11:15 the morning message began Jvith quite an '-appreciative group hi if. worshippers. The message was selected from Psalms 107. Subject: w Exhortation to Praise. Dr. Thomas ~h< vividly pointed out that every incji- ft vidual has something to be thankful co for. The music by the junior choir ; ,.i ~c 11 ^ui i v.u tuc* ucaiia ui iiiuiiy, ?? -Sunday evening1, a lilterary pro- di gram was rendered by the Brother*- St hood. We are quite sure that the A hearers received untold benefit. tli The annual conference is Inear, b] and it will take nothing but whole- -ojl (hearted cCOperaTiort/ to cl</je this pi year with marked crecfit. Cooperate with the different plans and lets win the game. h' Mrs. F. D. Young made a business ei trip to Aiken. ' d< The Women's Auxilijyy of Silver ai iiilij Church gave a silver, tea on Sun day afternoon at the home of Mrs. b< M. M. Wright. A satisfactory sum was raised, fj' ' The friends of Miss Naomi Thump- -M son will be glad to learn she has re-, di CDVered sufficiently to be allowed to eturn to her classroom. 'ft ?The?members?of?Metropolitan?Ar- TV M. E. Zion Church s&erns to b6 very L happy over the return of their Pas- D tor, Rev. A. E. Gordaftl ? " ' *?- Jt We- are glad to note that Mr. C. L B Morrison seems to be having much C streeoKs in placing - products -of-- the A\ Southern, Candy Co.. in the schools S of the state. ~ tt st rial Association is planning to cele-_ ^ brate New Year's Day in a big way. Rev.> E. W. Adams bad the' misfortune to fall and break his leg, 4wo weeks ago; tit this writing he Is dokf& nicely. w AVe are glad todearn -that Mrs. Su- -= - * (? sic Lewis, the niothej' of Mrs. Mary s." Jonfis who have been confined t? her a' bed with influenza, is much improv The club met Tuesday night, Nov. ^ 22 at the home of Miss iKatie Reav- fi] <jj?, 1225 Blosfsom Street Meeting ^ presided .over by the president, with .. all members at their post. ^ Singing What a fiiend we have in Jesus. Prayer by the president. Scripture y lessen by Miss Katie Reaves, 1st chap j ter St. John. Bible verse recited by q members of ,the club. Under the ^ heading of unfinished business, we w discused our mid-winter dance.. New ^ business was then taken up. We are pleased to state that we are still shining. ^ Th? hostess served roast chicken, c; steam rice, slaw, potato fialad, hot j tea, hot biscuits, cocoanut pudding ^ and home made cake. WATERBURY, CONN. NEWS ! ' v' ' G The Oriole Progressive Club met S at the home of Miss Annie Harris, s Wednesday, Nov lfith,?1932?at?6 Wood St., here. The meeting wafs ^ presided over by the President, Mr. Charles Rice, The minutes of the. _ last meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Janie E. Nesbitf,. After the businesSTisctosion .^a? h over-there ,was. an initiation of p member,' % Ansley Williams. Followed,'with a social hour, card e playing was the main feature for the ? evening. During the social hour a d delicious repast was then served that a was enjoyed by all. I * .r? rr. * SUMTER NEWS The Reverend II. Jackson, a Misonary from Japan gave quite an ttcrcsting lect|ue at the church of ie Good Shepherd on Sunday evening' ov. 20. Ttie' service was well *atmded. The circus sponsored by the bV'drated .Clufes, efjUhe c+ty ood present 1 at Lincoln High on Tuesday nigh't ovember 15, was spicy/ from beinnmg-*6 end. The Big Broadcast" shown in Moris College auditorium on Tuesday ight, Nov. 15 was largely. attended y folk from -the city. :?7?n On Wednesday afternoon, Novemf?r 16 when the Just Us Club and a. -L_i. Slater, very elaboi ate enrtainment was extended them. Mrs. W guesas met, at. the residence of D Atkinson received high score appy good-nite and went away laugh ' V joyously as if it were a beautiful loonlit nijght. On ?urylay evening, Nov. 13, Mr. Millie Simms, a member of .thesoc*1 promoters club and M,isa" Ethel Irimer were happily married at the ome of the bride, Newberry, S, C. fhile we regret 'he lost of the. mem* Cr we wish to congratulate them. Miss Carrie Lee Emerson of Knoxille, Tenn., who has been visiting ler aunt, Mrs. Katie Byrd returned unday. Mis*s Emerson graduated in une ftom the Austin High School of [nOxviHe. Miss Alta Johnson, who i! a gradate of Clinton College, Rock Hill, S. O., o-pencyJ the Simma Chapel iradcd School, Monday, Nov. 14. Mr. Richard Stinson returned to iimms High School, Monday after pending the week-end at home. :hkrry hill baptjst church ? r -Rev.-'Gv tr. Dan?oI?, Pastor Conway, S. C.?Rev. Daniels was n the city Thursday and Friday and reached both 'nights. 7 Sunday School opened at 10.30 with i large attendance. Although the lupt. was absent the leseon was well iscussed. Rev! JC W. Stackhouse, ctcd * as SuptAt 11:30 Rev. A. W. Stackhouse . > ' * , - . V - ,1 i . P" ' Shturday, November 26, 1^32 SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH " \ Rev. J. C .Anderson, Pastor Sunday School' opened at the usual hour and l'ound Supt and teach- .. r-cfis at their post of duty. .The les' son was very interesting and was beautifully discussed. . - At 1.1 A. M. our pastor filled the pulpit?and preached another of. his noble.Sermons using1 as his text Gal. 1:'5: Standfast therefore in liberty * * where Christ has made us free. There " was a number of visitors prtsfcrtt. We are always glad to have then \7fCh ue. ? < The Junior and Senior League met at the usual hour. The Senior Lea-, gue will begin their services 5:30 I-.-AI. beginning Sunday. _ . At d i\ ALrthe pastor filled the pul|. i itg in n^ing as his levt Psalm 37 j ; 3; Trust 'n the L?ordv and do good; .30 shall thou.dwell in the land and ' vertljr'tBou shall be fed. " . Sunday is rally-day and the pafctor will end his second year as pastor. The annual conference will convene next' Wednesday at Anderson, South Carolina., The Epworth League gave a Free j Thanksgiving dinner to the /poor on I Thanksgiving day. -A full account will appear in next week's issue. Some of the ^merchants of the city aided the League with thie dinner. Airs. J.rC. Anderson and children ?T ^ VC*I1 To be with a happy group of girls and boys;' , * / When it is Mnve fei^-us topart 4ta much to our regi'et. ? We have geometry, jspelling, French I Aiul we: often have literature. I In geometry we have two like figures