The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 17, 1932, Page 3, Image 3
NEWBERRY NEWS.
Our Presiding- iKMi-r. Dr. K. A
Adams opened the quarterly confer
ence by singing hynvn No. 12. S. M
"A Charge; to Keep I Have/' etc.
Prayer by Bro. Wm! Burton: Scrip
ture lessen 15th ohaptpr of St. Luk<
1-10 versus. After a fine comment
ing on the scripture he _said we an
now ready for business. First election
of secretary for the year. II
?^ B,?Butler?was?unanimously?elected
Sister Rosa Toland, reporter, assist
ed by Bro. IButler, John Boozer, chr
' Dollar Money. Lai rent Dewalt, chr
Contingent. Sister Toland and Sis
ter Samuel, Chi\' of Mission.
We then took up the roll of otl'i
? cers, etc. The P. E. was full o
cheer and expressed lus thanks.* t-<
"< the conference as being back wit)
the^n as presiding elder. We vfc-n
happy to leapi from hint that 'h<
.Newberry district led in the Colum
bia Annual Conference. Wo arj
proud^to have such a P. E. as Dr
Ada"m,s.? All met him wi'h cheer: -
Mrs. J. E. Fetguson
Dr. J. W. Eichelbergor
Mrl Wiffiam Myers,
grand, sons;
.Mrs. Ferguson RufV
Mrs. Ethel F. Raynion-"
? grand dm'igh"'r.r-?
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GREAT FALLS NEWS
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Friday evening at eight oVJock th
w first quarterly meeting for the yea
, 1932-33 was hold in Paradise ehuivl
presided over hy Elder C. L. FloWe
The reports made by the officers ,ani
auxiliaries of both Paradise and Plei
sant Grove chfotches were very ered
ible-indeed. Quite a large congrega
tion greeted the presiding elder am
each one went away feeling uplifted
singing with tne rsainnsr wnen n<
? said, "I was glad when .they Sai<
unto me, latvUs go into the house o
he Lord."
The following teachers of Parade
High School attended the Chestei
County '.Teachers'* Association a
Chester. on_ Satudary. Rev. J as, W
Shaw, 'M*?ndamen?Addolle C.?Wl>i?>ii
Lessie Gaines, CutlnL'rinc' 1). Johnson
Miss Connie'C.."Mcllwain also ,Mis
Willa Mae Clinton of CarHwell .Schoo
No one of tft>e group regretted vjhi
trip because they listened to. sonv
f very encoUMrJfnTjfc rerparks by th
f County Superintendent.. Holi. .K K
Nunnery, followed by the Hon. .I. F
* * Felton, State Agent * for Negr
Schools.
President S. L. Finley, president o
^ the association urged ca.h teacher t
Hk. take some of the Christmas Seals an
w-m, ? to dispose of them. Paradise Hig
School ordered five hundret). Th
president placed our Principal, Re^
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. - 11 . .w.
; and Mrs. William Marshall. She at- v
_ tended sohool in Abbeville and 'joined unl
L> Si. 'James A. M7 F. Church- at an" ^nrc
,. early aire. Miss Marshall wa^ a oan
g'loyal member of this Achuroh .for a <iat?
_ ihi in by i'. of. years. She was e\er-|# T
ready to answer the call of duty to*in '<
her chin ch and her God. Slhe was t Kos
. a consistent Christian also from ?'arly
litre. Miss. Marshall lived in Ahbo- colt
ville until .the passing of her mother, iiig
* Mrs.. Frances Marshall in February schi
? 1!>21, after which dive left for New I \
. York City, whyfe she made her home Goo
p.tt-'-ir-.j.Jii'-K- passimr from labor to-re- dovv
, ward ou the. 2<>th November. to i
, After going to New York City she Mis
onnected* hei self ~with Bethel A. M. liva
L, K. Church of that city. Miss Mar- all
shall took _siliiously ill on the 25 of Mj>
^ November;'? She leaves to mourn her ley
. death, one sister. Miss Julia Marshall . V
. of New York City; three brothers, war
i-.Messrs Thomas Marshall. Sr.; lb L. wee
- W. Marshall.-^r.. both of Aljbe\*ilie; our
< Augustus Mai shall of Spartan-huff?; sch<
I a devoted niece. Miss Annie Mar- j
> shall olbNi w York City; a number of i
; other nophfTTs. nieces and other rel>
ativ"s\ The . funeral .?ervi<Jf'S were
? held in New York City, p v ' .
> The remaink'AvcTo brought to Abbe- * S's
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villc ami siupinp ami scripture* ies- ^
son was in St. Jani'V A. M.^ E. '?* .
Church, Her .temains was accompar
"nied here hy Misses Julia and Annie i 11
Marshall, Mesdamos Marparet Mar- Vn "
- shall and Marparet Galloway., She
I was laid to rest in Harbison's 'com0- le
. tery on the first, under a mound of ";a
beautiful flowers. ~ ^,a
i . Mr. I/. A. Richie, Hie "old reliable" f'a
undertaker was in charpe of the re- ' a'
mains. *Hie -Vpartfelt sympathy :of* ' a
the people- here poos to the bereaved T *
family.in. the hour of sorrow through ^
which they are passinp. ^ ia.?
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BENNKTTSVIELK NEWS I N
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Everybody have put oil their Christ 0('
?mas spirit.?hook ou' tuike.w, chickens
and hams. I.ejs spend a happy *"e
T^ife throuph the Christmas soasoiu ' T
I Mrs#.M. Bradford, Mis. tDaffney Soc
Ni hols, Deacon Bostard, are still on ?Tan
e the -sick listT" ~ .IT
t'-n.^The M. E. Conference closed with Pai'
h mueh success, last week in Florence.
' Quite a few chanpes were made. We ^ro1
' repret to soe Rev. and Mrs., Ferpuson ^ro
a lpave for Florence, where khey wijl '?r?
take u.p a new field there;' ' a,1('
Many smiled to know that Rev.
(Mr*
1 Jackson. reJui nod as pastor at St ^,a
I. Midhael M. E. - Church. ' (lau
? The Bcnnettsville . district feel
1 proud r>f Rev. .T. W. Taylor, as dis- ^
f trick Supt. He is one of Marlboro's *hr<
own and we welcome him with smiles' ^l,ri
? Qui'e a shock to state, when the -A
>' news of the beautiful Evans Chapel ^ro
1 A. M. E. Z. Church was put into ('a-v
ashes earl., Friday piorning. _ Mr. h('r
? .Tenk?Thompson?"beautiful?home?was
destroyed hy t'un from thi [Imiwi of.
s the ehur h. Quite a lost hoth
bchurch and- home. The Misses StyiB
ders home on Amelia St., and Mr. ('a-v
B and Airs. Stephen's home on Chapel
e Ave. was deeply damaped from the a (
flames. Still-1hew had a narrow es- ^
cane to save their home.
0 Mrs. A. .1. Wripht, droveTtome from *
. Columbia Monday. ' ...
f Lisbon K. \V. D. Jones of Wash- P?''
0 ington. .D. _ C.T. ivns in thecity. aver -s-'
*' f>he week-end on important matters
h The Zion church serviced are 'beihpr | . ,
0 held at 'he IU'yh School nuildinfc. iv,s'
( Pray to Cod for 'he kindness of Prof. in's<
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LAl'RKSs NEWS
s we're -greatly himh'ied Sunday
ib* tht1 faithful few were' found
number. i'ustor* Levant was at
post of .duty ul the regular hour
v excellent services I.ting ronderUite
a " large crowd -rmTtorc <1 to
leqsoji to attend Confert^e on
day.
Irs. M-aiy K. Garrett is now teat-hat
Christian Hope. \V<- wish for
'a pleasant school term.
/e are 'sorry to. report Mrs. Mary'
Morris ill at her home. Wish .for
a speedy recovery.'
hprsday evening, Dec-ember 8. the
re. of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hiulgett
\V\ Hampton St., was a see lie- of
uty to. an elaborate guest .niectgivon
under the auspices' of? the
eaners Cluh,." of St. Paul I'unChureh
of which Mrs. Hudgtn is
eflicient president. .
he following "program my rendei-1
=SfTfgfnI^ T>y the eluh; Player,
u A. H. Levant; Scripture lit aiK
, Miss' M. T. Garrett; Singing,
ry time I feel the Spirit; We.l?ie,
Mrs. Cerilla Hudgen; Renst\
.Mrs. Nettie Spat>n; Reading.
?ter Daniel. Wyarring; Reading,
i. M. A. Cunningjlupn; Selection,
amland Quartet; Reading, Mr.
on Brock man; Reading. Mi: . Ida
JaTiitT: S e 1 e c t i o n. Dreamland
iV*ot; Remarks, Miss Nannie Aln;
Mrs. Golden. M^srj'S Hur(nn
Mills and Rev. Lova-nt,
Irs. Emilia Fleming won first prize
having the most guest. A . print
*s and a piece- of liiig'enox A mt?raised-.
$.(>,55, We were Mien
red a course of ice- Tr<'am and
Ll hy Misses r ramus llun'ir and
T. Garrett, Mrs. Margaret Young
Mr. Edcl Miller. Mrs. I.avania
lerson was asked to 'nank the
t and hostess. "
fo closed with the Mizpah.
WINNSliORO NEWS
ast Sunday was another one of
so rainy days that reminds the,
acher that he . must put his ti us(t
Clod, instead of man for a livelyd.
So determined_ to have no
lk in the Sunday School record at
Paul, Supt. 0. E. Manig'ault. and
t-or J. M. Beatty met a fairly,
d group and had Sunday School.
Vhooping cough and measi .are
king to parnlize our schools hc.
lie- &lst of JJeceh the r, hut if we
just Bold out. that is our dosing
beiOfirisitnius.Seal caniaitrn is-on.
md abound Winnshorp. Chairman
s hopes tjiat Fairfield county will
Fajre at least one cent for each
ircd child in school. Hp is. tryto
U'ad i,the way hy having his
jol avei'ajfc 2c per child,
frs. Tboopa Goodlott, Mr.' LMvd
idlett and two children motored
n from Grcer, S._Cr,~hist- S u n d ay
visit their sister and sister-in-law.
s P. J.-Fin-ley. Mr! William Suln
was also" in the party. They
stopped at the ho hie of Rev. and
J. M. Beatty- where .Miss Finboards.
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fo were triad to have Mi1: \\\ F.dd
Sims in this his home town Jast
k^.. Mr. Sims .is .a "graduate from
school here and is~omw attending
>ol in .Charlotte, .V. C.
DARLINGTON NKWS
he Darlington County Teachers'
ociation met at the Darlinti'ton
in'-y Training; Suhool, IJartsyille,.
C\, Saturday, December 10. 1
hough the weaflher was inclement
l'e were si\ty-fiv(. teachers "pr.t'sWo
had a very interesting moo'"
:1 Mayo a .short visit.
Those attending the conference
in hero were Mr. and Mrs. W. ('.
wn, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C.nopP.vof.
rind Mrs. J. T,. Cain. Pr.
Mrs. E. .T. Ravennah, Mr. and
;. Frnnk Raeote. Mr Theodore
nklin,-Mrs. I.ottie Jolinsop and
ghtor; Profs. Bryant, Wiley-arid
London. - v
ev. and Mrs. W. R. Gregg. passed
nigh on their way to BennettsvilJo
iday. - .
. womrin'wfve found dead in Swift
ok by a vtlyte fisherman faturNo
*\u> was ahlej to identify
jjVright to admit them in.
unday * was another "blue" da v
h the pastors because it rained all
Irs. Julia Thompson .is out 'agairr
?> a few days illness,
ev. Washington returned as pasnf
\T F Phnvpli T\i?v.
dorr at "Samaria 5l. K. Church,
liss L. MeOollum wrtics of -her
*san,t stay at Browning Hoipe Inuto,
? Camden. Wo hone, for her
cfi success.
Jr. Leroy Hanna was in the city
hting his parents and friends, tic
r> attended the M. K. Conference
Florence, S. C.
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-t \ 1,11 *- *.? I O .'! I
\\'e w* to t rviny. t o <1-?. This pieac'llei
sttid not to aslc (rorlV-ht'lp." lit* sum
lie . n>.'ly a-skeil God to tin ope thine
Tor-hao?tha; was tu Vitn' the 'soul o
-Waft: r r; > tiling n | i i (I; (f \v 11 Itoll
God's help. IK is i|iii*( diU'eieiit t<
The !i st >iiinjf I do each mornitrj
vht-i) 1 awaits, j< r> tlnyik Go<
i'or ! ! s.'injfs and ask His I>ivinet pro;
tocti"n mid 4nd-p?itr f-vnvythii'.i.r 1 at
at map* to do. .Most every. holt r Hirt
t.ho day. my pr-ayer is help me lord'
1 have- dfti'ii woialfi't-u 1loos . tint
!"> 1- . .'a that' r>r just talkiliy:
>'iinv ;lasi .ItiiK' I liavf nail ntan\
a11i? i- to. at.d :i<.?;tiii-1 ike IK o.i'.li.
can -Party.- Put'.. ?he most tinvlv
.ttulhl'ul am! fiti -ivtu hinji'at'tii-lo that
I have. - t oad 'appeared in Th.eM'al
merit- l.cdt-i. wick I a.-! of' hist, t'ron
tin- jin id' "('apt. .1 it'll." I wish thai
aHit-la could ho road Ky over. < 44'f
oil p'Tsoy, and esp.e tally, t\o--f&t-. In
voted, "dn* wt-hod , for -Hie sta-cev/- o!
the Deinovi alic Patty. -:
i t,i-y >unuuv i \\ <>? ~\i)>)> ?t wi n in.
Ml. Kmvi li DnjUjM <;'hurrh, I cninyi
1 too Sunday School. The
was ald\- tauhht !>y Miss I*"i atho's (ii
Iiam who is o;u", < !' '!u\ tea Her- ii
rhe HartTs -S-hooT- IVaco'n MrNVn
Wjl^nfi "is'i-t.h,--S tyt.' nnd Mi?s Majjoi
SiniHr is the . ? ri< :atyl The Pastor
IN-y. W. I >. ..N*orfn. 11??* was-alisi-n'
and l!?iv J. A. Thompson ppoarhc
and pravv romiWi HHwh.- Prof. W'iti
i?. ^i>!;> !' rn-nrxranizintr tin
Hood Salmi i-an J.ndtfo and Dr.' <*
W..Moniuoinerv. Union's popular vdi i
t is'L .snoko <>;' Die John Wallace IJn's
pital that is now open in Union.Tho
I/i' Khart school was. (U-lijrhtt'i
d have as visitor's this wvk, R'-y
R. M\ Pitts. pas tin;, of In- Shiloh Raj
list flit) roll., Wiu-t "H-Sulem." X. ('.
Mi*. Win. M lirnrrfl-. Aleacon of Jin
stnr.r fhhrch and Rev.. (!. II. fides
r.ossons wf?\: sloped- -tmd?U?'V.:Pit t
was as1\0'd to say a iVw words to tin
MM'* a. \v 1?'i t"o d'i'l i". 1 A nsiia
ha lip y way: ' TSr . t' . fovnnrh
pa>'o i'd and laiiplU school in thi
section and ho it, loved 1 y everybody
Ho is a preat pv< a< ii-. sinp' r ?n<
church worker- ami niakihtr it'ood- it
Winston-Salem."
, Mr, W. A. Smith is how fakirfsr j.
treatment in the (ioAernnPiiit ho<pi
'al. whilo-? Mrs,. Si; th is looking ai'tci
'!:< 1\V> I' 11 ' i 0' .lit** f++H H-K
two at Sims 111th of t'nion. HiiviiH'
frimiils ho) o lu- Vvill soon "In
a\!? to .co'iU' hynie. for ho is irivail\
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cards. circulars, ('folders)
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Wo arc carrying a com pi
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the >late. ( t? |?eia'tuii i> vvaa; a!i
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