The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 27, 1935, Page Page 6, Image 6
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Children desiring to become
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must fill out coupon and mail it
~~ together with a stamped, self-addressed
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Leader. Bill Carver Club, 1310 Assembly
Street, Columbia, S. C.
Membership Card^ ai}d putvw
will be aent to-yoff-immedieteliri*^
"BILL.", :
- lioys And Girls
W A N TED
To Earn, Money In Spare
? Time
litre's an opportunity for am*
bitiou.s l>6ys anil gir|s to make
money every* week, all year
long, by himply working in
spare time in your own neigh
borhuOd.
No money, no experience
.needed., We supply everything.
Marty boys and girls
ure now jhappy, making their
pw n spending money. All you
have-to do to join them is to
" write to tho address below
and ask for full details. Write t
to:__^?
THE PALMETTO -LEADER
> L1I0 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C.
. S555555FHBBIIS*
MATT IK WRITES
H-ar Rill: I aiir^ still enjoying
tin* viiiiiy spring diiys iin amhavitijr
a nice time.. I hope you <Ti^
.i'.'yid a nice Easter. I did. We "ha 3'
I'niii'i'am Sunday night at'?our
-rhurcfr and it was just Pine.. Hero
are so?uo jumble-letters:
Tisrch- Christ.
. _ K.'si-a - Arose.
Rt? :r?d?iKaster.
Ay l?Day."
Y"Ors "truly? Alattle Blaek.
fROCD OF CARD AM) RCTTUN
IJear Rill:- T know;'- you havo
1 ihoueht and 11. ninli'i. < 1 ^ itlimit?me
tor not writ.iu:-r.h.-..i_ reeieved the
- rani and buttin Tii'd oil so proud to
f-O't it.
Ij.iH. since it is. Faster there ?*
i.- so .inuch. t o say-1, don't-knn.w what
t . say.': Rut anyway 1 will tell
-- -l^ut our proferam- Sundav.
W" Da. planned a very Iei^g nice"
ihk'-'Tiiii: ft-e Sunday with Mrs.
(1 a.TwIi FTTuTTTnto our?
t?.ai*lU-?% Hut it was our mmtinp
-day- and- there was. a. funeral. at a
rear.-hy iln'neh .iiul iiC st of the I
Itsof. iv w.ej e. connect* d with hinr f
arid it way out short; hut we are I
s'ill i:i iv-jies Hill. T will send you'
some riddles r.ext time.. T 'will
try not wait this 1 >njr any. mfiT'F""
' tu write. Your* Irulv.
\ -"da (ithella Sullivan.
ENJOYKI) MASTER SERVICES
I>.-r?a Bill* I w.v to service Sunduy
; ' A11. 'ZVp Baptist and T Vally
had r. nice t,imo. T was to the
???E:. 'i j " y I'fi-o-'''~~yTnuTAv uliorno^rndIt.
was a very law crowd: these
:iie th<- pe. ;.le who read a paper.
Mr . Eahell 1'ark. r.'Mes. Heatriee
Omdwir.o. -Mrs. Elnma "Rrijrtjs,
ME- A-<*11/ Br-'-wn. Sol , hy Mrs.
lid "a?f1" aid.?f"!o hy Mr*-. Pungy Th'owr.
Duet hy Airs. Cerr" and!
Mi-. Geo. Th1"-uuarti't -antr a fine
' o'.tr. We had a very nice ti'me
and lie chnreV v.a; p' rk"d. Oh it
" a - a 1'itr firo'- .v?*I\* -wEh you were '
>< "'r T 'hill'. T '::i "Q(l I I Ii'luh
"T io.T wRi v.,v''. Y..ur\Vr 1 v.
AT o y.' A O i w i iiy,
E-.-rf AI..M-. vrr. . . .
JTT.TV AT VE VWYNTS " rnTTES
1 if ',; -r 'Rill: I s.i:v wh and
It is- yt-jj -and .the. (lull mernhers
v. a>e ian ntr -K.
Hill. T- r.-eeived a card : nd hut'torit
-t-r, busy with my les
".n- <" at '.vcr imm|,':i;iwiy, i
: hall v ) *!<> more often 'sfciee school
cio.-rd, I w?tirt ;yoi '.n please s'eni.
me fi.V" eopio.c r,f The Palmetto
f I chall do my best ' to
-ii thorn right away and sew! you
' t i; money. . ?r
. V; :jr- n-.vn lit lie member,
Zola" Mar Hagpod.
T. K, WHITES
IT. Ho Hill: How diil you spend
Via-toi'y Fine I hope'
We e'citainly liad a pleasant. day*
The trirls and boys Were jolly and
pay. Wo harHTTine Sunday school
tt??yrvrrrdny. -???
Charleq Barnwell' struck his
head on the .par shed Easter but
- lie is doing' fine too-ay. -
Welf BUT, schools will sopn of' <se
and we will begin to think about
? fishing and swimming.
I have been silent a long time
Hill, butweu know how it is when
a boy is.in school and have chlekj
' ens, hogs, arid cows to feed. Teli
L Miss'Jneksoyi I -yiH^yrfte her aoton.1
r Hye Bill, T. E. Robinson.
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UIH'S GKEAQ5T wrm.y
BILL CARVER, Editor
l ? APPLICATIO
. DAI
i address
j CITY-? --j|
BIRTHDAY
I GRADE SCHOQL
? Fill out this coupon arid mail
stamped envelope to?Tlie Palme
Assembly _St., Columbia, S. C.
rell book, and you will receive
HKNllKKS -Al'OI.OCY
Itffl: I anv-ashamed to
write you I haven't written V"H in
-d lonjr; but aln writing yoi: now.
I went to Sunday- school with Mrs.
Parks and-iuul..a-4C0uil_timc. Please
Xctise me this time for not wiil;
tnjj you. We are'?ruin>r to uvt rij>
.1 chil) ami- nn'ot--evei:y l-'ri ;.iy i:it .
Vt>m^4nuly. Nel|ie- rtL-Jni,^ t'X, :
Woodruff,
* v
j? ? ? : '
t'Ol* SJNK-AT-K "
1.. Kate pleads successfully -
Advocate.;
O L' ..1 n i n f *?Mil nit/1 .UM'mII'
I niHC ii"> H?"J *?!? ?
[ 3. Kate put other's money to
j dighoiiest use
4.?-Kate?oeeas ional ly?gets?out
of joint. .
5. Kato 'makes everything d<>u-.
1/le.- i ??_ ,
T57 Kutc. loves "to loaeli. *
7. Kate help* chiMr'en out of
-difficulties.
N". .Katie upsets am! ties troys. '
_ 9. Kato invokes evr).
10. ' K.ato prays frequently"."
11. Kate makes things tun
12./ Kate uses her te'oth.
v, 13. Kate is sometime untruthful.
14.. Kate is snpTtHereiT"
1.". Kate points out clearly. *
10. Katie foret*-11 s-ftrftm* o vents?
*17. Kate foregoes1 a royal ei?
[tat e.
y- 1H. K. te goes In the country!
?(Will rend ai'-woi\ next" wot-kl?
Yours truly, * \
Johnnie Mac T,pe.
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'1* MARY TKI.LS .NF\V$
Pear Hill: 1 thought 1 would
11-'.p vju a few lines. MY or.Iitiving
some fine Spring \y atlv r.
TTio'JTiri carver's riali L pl:inuimr
to have an K as tor. Ktrir Hunt. I am
:,V^vj&-wtore.sto<l in Mir eiyics, \\ <
arc jfciihjr - 'to eetcTfta'to- Kn-'-nwnM
Hay. April ath. I am m .dEmv- some]
interest it-ip thir.ps. jjt l-Uiiir_ It'll:,
noniics. ; -*
Hill. I . have . 1*?aiji?1 f- \:r r..-w
i in* in hers.' Tin mi- nnriie? arc as 1"-' * lows:
IIccu lint l> < II.
prade 8; Sarah Mac li nil . 1 *_ ' ! '' *'
S; IvsLtde Cro >1;~, tri'adc- S;. l' iVH
ci.?- E-pps\ i t.-pfade S: Thelma It. ally..
11, prarte 8,
?+?lea?ii' send (heir nieinlr:!-1 in
enfds an., buttons at my addi?.
"Mamie l.re lth'dns, N.C.. i t ..n
0I AD TO SEE 1.TITTER"
IT.'w (rind T was to <cr rr.y
in tbe paper TVill. we h i-i a very
nice time Sunday and tlip.JZiTij..'.
pi't'trram. T enjoyed reading A ^ .
f..tt-\rt"n=,i,.-' Vct'.-r, Tt v.-.-w vry
in teres tine.' V.'" are pelt me
peady for Ei.-lds' l>av. Illli did
yon po to the E-.Vs'ter I'arnde. Tt
was very pood indeed. Bill, niv
friend Ella Moe. E verv sale
hope?will?tu iti" ho 111 1!fi:. Hi!!,
we are jjroih<_r to havQ a M- tilers'"
Day nroyram. it . i-s fcpoinir to bo
>n<b or than Easter heroine so
many child re.n do >v??t two a dear.
'A :111!?iiiuUi; r tfi <iiU' ictp'nf ( bom
'f> iTbl r '' 'iV. ' *
i' not have any on- 1.; take,cave
i f them. Twill he ?<?inp you IJill
From Serena .luck-min Cjty. |
CONCARFE NEWS
St. Matthew Church
The Sunday school had ah Easter
program which was enjoyed to
the hiphest by all who witnessed
it.
At 3 o'clock Rev. (lardoner of
Columbia ascended th'' ptilpit to
tell us of the Raster tidinps. His
sermon was remarkable.
Our pastor, Rev. S. J: Shivar and
members of St. Matthews- Church
*xtend ah invitation to you every
ret o wv/1 tV?lV/l .Qll n f] O \r '
Oil if; Mae Shivar.
DMN M A KK C1RC+HT
Rev.. A. McNeil White, Raster
The spring'revival has '-be^un.
-Monday nit!-1" iLujJ-- Afford of Cen
tral Baptist Church led the services..
Rev. Drelrer,"TOe-day niyht,
Rev. Coleman, -Wednesday night;
ReVi" Jenkins, Thursday ni^ht; Dr.
Dillard, Friday ni^ht.. The pastor
itrtivercd?the Faster sornioH?X+m
flay niorhfhg-at FT730. ..
Rev. Brown, student, pastor- Allen
University spoke at 2:30 Hunday.
The poblie is-invited-to-.ihesp scr
vices,
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'..._ STATE ... ..: :J
rrr ;.T ~j.\ age : _ \\
it tugo llit'i" w Hli a scLt-addressed ;J
tto Leader Bill Carver a Club, 1310 j
Your name will be "placed on the *
a membership eaml. and bulk n *
OCtOOOO^CHkOOOOOOiOOOO CvO OXtOCBQ
, i?r,.\ i 1 v?u i i in All
TUAIMNi; S( ll(K)!.
l.all Kirls-IA-nlcl tainccl
Itv C??o?!i
1Marten. S. Tlii." lia.-kcllt iM
irirl.< \\r<;,r entertained .a .hi Informal
pariy.n liy ? c.ii'-ti ll:;l] an*!
^ 'in1- <>r Ki. nil. i.-" ih? m111? 1 *.1' ;
. 1\hm|:v. i' ' rh:ii (_\? -hfn , am". i
Tfiey Ua.r ^ t'fiin'it'Via ; ih. Ita Anlfall
jtii'l ntal 11 I'viin Si.ii.- i
- an.! I In if M i^'r'it'.V
'Air. .li'Mi*,-; .Muilifi Srln/' l's renin.
"TTm} r>"; Ml -uVrite :.n<; ':
Jpfli <>] J> y ' ar?l ii 1. . JTn
' <<-!nioJ. A t S (.'eli cit tin v a- -en:! I
ed in eTn- s i* mnr \1 fm* (w',.. I:?n:: ^
Tn-'nl ri:n. .A !!? , |.ht;. i>i, y^.v.
t>F all* Itihijv tiiey wen- -cived.
- |>y iK'lt.'c ke :h ff'-e'i'iikie-i. They .it! .
'.'Xirn - d^tli. irf-'.lvc.s'a- Inivim- in-'
joy ?. (.! .1 he evi-n;i-ii.
-.Mr. ?Ti?v|i1( .Sliarijtlin .am! "At-"
1 l-oyv ni'tie ,'<i '?(. ' l'.la -.itvilli-' )a*s |
I' i'iiJay (ii t. pa i' j tic .4 aliriil'j*
('on!- -1. Tla.v r.p(,vi>.,| a-'vcrv'"
profitalih- -Kip. '
- I'lps< -;<' r Fhanklii'i. Ali'--K -ATnrv.
( iray.#' n -i?f Ikanf .-i >,j j i((
< ' - :> ?<i.;.?;v. ! 1'rnfeV- '
.sliaai-lHi at f "i'lle.p'ii-;,, _
five fnWr... , palm.S: .
l eai ln r-' A l iatier. . /_J_
'I'll* f' il" v'iM't - I't-ii* ' rl.- . (v. .
mi aw \ .-.Alls- .lali.f.i;,Hi;l,ti. , |?.r
!\li>v rs !!;i!I ;-n Fi Sir ! )< o.
' SANTJl i' .NKWs '
M. r.KjrV 1
. SrHi'l. ' |- in) f}n,f !-!i <?!|S
^ \ i'l; ? i! ,?t i < r.<l? ,V Fpt-tt?
hil' n-t i:\v . c 't?ii Sui:?fa\ ,|
!<? >?vn nnii! rtr.l l.y ;!)' |
' 1 '' ^ 1 - ' ' ' ' i ! ) I I, I I .
"
^ lei- pTijrrhni was.
i-.v !!? M iry I.. .iolinI
h:: v. - i a i ! ?.?| *??Kt a; t lie
-' TV" ' ~
>' 0' I ' :! w- Haptkt
' ?y j- 23 "^iniit:7yr
''1:: i -TT11>iJ?i.t tilled
' !:.. i. ! tin in tor1
; ui \v:u til a!
,-i -- v|, ?,] . \ ...mi l-.'ant
I I
Ail' ' I : : \ .) ;,(!,( M':
I ; t l-ri !,l ! \\vek ill
(> i'.:i A.-.n i :;it -a rciiva1'
' L ?:
lii. v> \\ . .\1._ '| ,'s- eoii
in**" "lay a v rJ: ?r > ^ ;".<.f?j,i? '?>riiT^fs
' v 1 i . mi ' iN'-v. ! 15 win:, n.
.Al:. \\ . S. i? Very sick.
In- n.:'ir\ Pry yd? My>?h"f?.r him 0
? . i y. Mi- Iik v^ .Jen-'
lay wiih her t?arj
W;. a-TAj . W !!ii'.IcnnTiTy-.
A iii;i;\ 11 i i> M:\VS
Swvi tiin'tii ?,? .was lf lil al
Mt\ l'l< .i-ant.- TPc S. S. was >penI
j'1 i M ' a 1 Knur. A Im-nuliCnl
| Kn-1; : !" m -?\-r\\-.-a ,! -mid
| lat' r reviewed l>y Mi s Frames
i\alli i\ i?!i. "]<-' },y Air. Thomas
.! nk:ii . Ali > "Tillr ilia WilsonafTsT"
-7 T?"7Trif"Tfill '.- ohT.
-Affy*-'Vk-' i'.n. -:,i .! Mi'-, T1om1O>
i i-i.-1' 11'1"! : ?'? i. ),.,i:np.- [
.|tr<n*intr?"!! ay zfi-iylit. : Tli"
ATs' >?:!i-\- Si'fioty of AIT
IT< na! F'iday. April TO. at
the Tin-ux'-pf llio pii >i<li'-ut..rMrs. E..
V. ]?? ? <}. A -wonderful -program'
was given at - this meeting. Airs.
fic-ijVrro N" i iHiiii. of Anderson- Avas
a visit ori * ?
- A "Stay-. Tla'lv" w i- a feature
i. f the venny Todies Willing Work- :
ci'-1 Club. '"NVw Jf -'i y" won the
rally. ?
The V. M. A. sponsored a
silver < :? a' 1 lie hnpte.of ATr. and
AT' -U I'*("!T .1' h)1>< n. *
'1 ho Kih trade health club niot.nl
ilo Koine. of Mi Hula White. Afiss
Arnii' 15. (Jreone. pn;.-iden-t ~had
eh,'ry-'nf the >noHmgV' ? '
- ' Air. AT. <)v < no of Allen' (' dletfe.
and M.3ss. A. C,rr eiio of Pori'Heton
spent the u-(ek-on<l with their pai pnl-'.
ATr. .and AT -'. W. T5.*'flrootioT
AH f CJenova and Xettio .T unes
of pliant a. (la., spent tho worked
at Ti'-me w' h their fathe#.
" Air. HrnT^T AJoton ?pr nt SiXuxIay
in (IvronVillo; S. ('. ?:
AT is--, T?o-";' T,. Fro'-man- spent
. Fluster in \iVer?vii with friends.
wn.l.i \AT ( IIAPlfi,
A. AT. Hi. rilHRHH
l{ov. .1. IV Washington. Pastor
Orantfohurir, ft. CV-Sunday be
inp Tla-D-i4 Day, a splendid auVlieneo
mot, aVDfJO o'clock*An the
rhnrrh in commemoration of?Abe
resurrection. A warm prayer
<L_
THE PALMETM) LEADE1
mopting w?ls Fiail, after winch >
brief dineminjc was deliVered-dr.
the pastor. The church school wa
opened on the psunl hour with-;
largo at tend.inc. The lesson wa
interesting event teak plaee-whe
the member's of rktss No. 2 and'th
adult class each presented thei
. .beaener?artr?E'.TSTtT preseFib^ as
token of appreciation.- Clas? N<
2 (all girls) presented Mrs. IJm
" venla Fisher ^a beautiful sprin
hat.
At 11:15. a. hi. a large fuidienc
greeted the pastor \dio delivere
his soul, sblecting as his text
Cor. 15:14, "If Christ be not rise
then is our preach
ing in vain; your faith is als
vain?" Class No. 39 of whic
15rot her Win. Rhymes is the leade
presented .'the j>astor a lovely pc
of Easter^ lillies with a dollar bil
pinned.to it. This was highly up
predated by the p1 is tor and?eetn
mehdenT by the congregation.
\ The evening service was givei
over to the church school and child
ren. 'A great Easter pageant wa
presented and witnessed by an un
_usual attory-.ianee, *Much
praise is due Supt. Morgai
i and his corps of touchers for thei
untiring effort hi putting ove
such a wondcrfpl program. Spe
; rial mention, is due Mrs. Mattji
.Morgan, Fannie--Wash, Misses An
f tiie E. Hayhe anil Young Jenning
j -r the active parts they played.
Mldndav ? Sir lit. livi . llli> ^vnivnln.
-jnoin-t when lit" great. Signing
| v'wns puilt-cl oil' lit Wiljiam'
* "hjipel Chin ch led nji hy Sister Sa
h Billy, the Wizzard in Monc;
I.Mising- -- This--was the greater
ci.al feature pullc-'. ?>1T at Wrllian
Chapel church this conference year
. I' anybody one veil the pvftghfifn ii
he auditorial ami thvti wen
* \Vn in the' hoscment where th'cj
i wore .Herved chicken salads, iei
I"cream," haul :.TT7 eggs,' nnd nthC
paJatiablfe thine"..
1 The- pasinr.L Influence is CTffw
tnjr each day, and the people ar<
absorbing it. ond great. succes^ car
hasten, in the future. It is beins
said hy mnnv that. the church i;
in the, hpst c"rditlm now, it ha;
been in for yea's'. The people hnv<
*a mind -to work.
1IERK AM) TIIKRF,
By C. M. Williams
Well1 the Clu Mian world lire
seen another Raster with all that
it hrings^with H reine and-go-. I?
Lower Tticlilaird- we hod varrabh
weather, notwithstanding .howevej
the churches were thronged witl
j worshipers and fashions; At ATt
| N'cho; R? v. Wine had a splehdit
' udienee with several visitors, a
' - long wlvnn wire Rev" II11 n'ter an.
Moa.. Cope, Mr--, <). E. and Miss
The] ma Randolph were. uv> fron
St.'. Matthews. The. program was
gruel. -Kpv. (! ant had ?*invilai
-iidocss at both St. James and .St
bonis.. "Rev. Hunter preached fo
The Easter oroWd at Mb f>Hn
Sunday night. after the-rain wh'fcl
cut. ..the- n ow ! considerably.. Mr
S. C. C'-p*o-shad the -nth-fort une tc
ho bitten by a spider which cans-<4l?b+m?pain.
. Mr
, nd Mrs. -Jnhnson. returned troiv
.the lv n< y moon trip to the Mts
been confine.. is out. again to out
delight. Cope-Williams Sclioo
c.ln-'es A m il "nth, also Stonoy Hill
Jlbih"'' for Easter. Aliases TforoiTTiv
C< lTius. Rena WoAdard, MuselJ
and Item: o JMpye; Emily T?. and
Vertell-Williams, and Mr. Efetchei
Tucb'jv The Rich!and; -'ind CaiIfltfi
at St.
Philip on the 2nd . Saturday in
May. Cmne. Mt. N>'bo will cross
< wan Is with Mt! Qlive in a debate,
Qu.itets fiomrdood Will and St.
Murk will defend- their honor*..?-?
MT?>VESVihf.E?N HwS
NTegtn health week was observ?H?i11
r/irr school; Dr.- H. \\ ? Hong
<!eli\ red a health lecture at P.eth
any Baptist Church- .
Mrs. Anderson, Miss Winbnsh,
atvi friends of Columbia were our
g.. - is Sunday. .?
Mr. (I. fli!more of Washington,
H. f. has ro turned.
Mrs. Clara Gilnioto>- i^ inurh ini
'jir.Lia-'i! jil,this writitVc
Quito a* !Yw chuivfr tfQOI'.S WOTf
nit 1<> -hi' F.astov s^j-vci'S. Our
j.n -tor, IN-v. .T. 0. Collins preached
. two. w.uikI.,'i-ful sermons.
('norgxy son?d?_Mr, and
llh'T L. .Smith i.s ill ui?1 hi.
wi'ti'*- \T o hope for IrTitv'n spooly
i'ii-.iv.-rv.
Monday morning will m.arlc the
Viral' i *lr uinn for the "I.ittlo Rod
Scin> ! '' '(' ifhhors, M. CI. (i
K. P.'e I.u>.-11. It- T. fiiffiriN Rr-fv.
I.or.if .i:i 1 Pi of. J. P. Ezell had
ctiii'^o- <.f the closing exercises.
J.'a 'v 'njoyxd.ihom.
srr.ui inc; in school new?
. C. II. IIainmon<hr~fteporter
(J:ii!?\iili-, S. C.?Several pron
ilifi.it persons from' Orangei>ur>
presented the play ?"Adam ant
Kvi "- in Greenville-last Wednes
(lav..
Mr". Caldwell one of the grouj
spok(. briefly to the student body
Chape! speakers -for last weel
wen- Miss' s Turner, Howard, an?
Meyward, Rev. Williams of Kasle;
S. ('., "Mr. l/C-ndhardt and the re
?
|M?I UM\
SfvciaF mention is du<? to lto\
Williams' address. Music. \va
ftifiii1 by the choir for the en
tire wetfk. '
The spirit of intra-nmrah ganro
continues. The h >ys and girls ar
play+njf' sonve"' very Inturosfcin
class games of basket, ball. Th
boys of the masonry and mania
training department are doin
boys are hard t() beat wh' n
comes to "making things", T)
ty>ys are -working fast to got J
head of thfe warm . spring la>
- which they class A3 "a rest pel
iod."
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a Aimfivn-T/r: news
S \st: james a. M> E. CIU'KCli
s Abbeville, 8. C. -Easter services j
_ iii^; with a tarn**-at-Uwdame. &'u? , .
q day school opened at 10 .A.4M. A (
r very beautiful Easter. Jessy.n.-WU.S.
a "ifiscusSetl." "Kupt.-3-ohnsqn gave an j
enlightening review. i
; At 11:110 lite pastor delivered to
g a pleasing congregation a 'wondor- f
l'ul message. j
e The children's program bdgan at |
d 4:00. At 8 r. M. the larger Sun- i
I day school scholars ..rendered their (
n Cantata. Misses Ellen Greene, and j
,3 Mamie^-liouknight acted ?mis- ?
0 tresses of ceremony, Mrs. J. O. ]
h E. Browne directed the music. j
r . . Dr. and Mrs. E. E. McClareii, of .
^ Tremble, Miss Lillic\Tillman, and
I] Mrs. Marcia Marion worshiped
with us on Easter ..Sunday,. Come
again. Mr. J. J. -Wright has been
sick lor a few days, he is improvn
-tnff -HlceTyr- v .; , ,
Misses Catherine^ ajjd Ileleh
s Latimer spent the Easter holidays_
wth their parents, Mr. and Mrs-, j
i ?I -i?
? ? niu iJUiniK i?Oil OCVl'SSlOn AVI', I
tl Friends of Abbeville and mem,.
hers of St. James A. M. E. Church v
r deeply sympathize with the pastor
. Rev. W. S. Minis at t!ie death ^
e of his sister, Mrs. Daisy Wide- ,,
J man, \\ lm died Friday, April ItJ, j
s at. the Tireenwood Hospital. (
E. Collier, Reporter t
I >riu.fti vtevv? _ ?
<; Chavi.l . Commencement o
Exercises wtjl began. Thursday: ?
,, -light, April -25, and last thru the |
t ;iOUi. ?:? ,
1 Thesdas night, April 110, the j
li^gh sc'lioiil w ill present a drama,
r "The dream that eanie time."
^ Mjs> Rutherford alid Prof. Ti-^ f
j dale will direct this play. n
\ , Wednesday niu lit, May 1, grad- v
j. rating exercise?-will"beheld- .The" T
address will he delivered by Prof. p
. P, L, Fulton. . I
, Sunday, April' 12S, the annual >
, senium will be preached l>y Rev. u
, P. M. Knox.' .
: The. public is cordially invited.
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Despite the rainy weather, the ti
joy bells of Easter tidings did v
jnit fail to' iirij* at lb-thel M. fc.Church.,
'***- ' * "* p
lU'Y. .Mj- J. Iforter preached; a, a
I very effective sermon -Sunday t?
\ -morning. The music by the'choir S
f "Jvas "Vvfy"'appropriate. a
f At'tcc the sermon mo .were fftv-. !i
\ op *1 Whir a sob) TTy 2\irs. Addit i)
(Jnmbell. (i
] 'Our, friends of Greer and- ad- a
. ju^ent towns, gather**.. in large
*"Trouper?" to witness the East*-. d
: program, which was very timej-v w
i under the auspices of the church
; school- at Bethd M. E. Church, g
F Sunttdy 'evening at 8? o'clock.
" New Zion Baptist (rhurch of jtl
r Henrietta. N. C.. of which Rev. d
r R. B. SttRmtti?of Greer is?par
, tpr, observed Teachers' day sec.
ood Sunday " ih. April. The pro-.'\\
, grain was well ii ^rafSgocL The
r ~,.pl uher--did?extremely well. Rev.
.. k._ B. Sullivan of Greer preachedf
UIT hlipivmriale sermon Vvht.iii "A
7 was highly appiei-ia'.ecl. : I.
Mr. ami .Mr.-. Eiehai-.l Thump
on. Al.i*s. Mi-i lffTTnTfTm *
I son, .Mr. .1. H, Rrnn his, motmed
to (Jroeiwille, S. Sunday iit I
. o'clock (o . -vy ilness ' tin; , S'hn rise
[. .pr.'trraJiV ~m d.d.ji ' Wesley
| C'luvirh. '1*1' Faster" pauvan( j,
was enjoyed by, all.
We all ai'f triad to know that u
Mis. Nancy Foster Ls l>acj< home s
I after yisiti: jr. her ijaiiirlrler. Mrs. j.,
Arrie A.nders'pii of Wdshintrton, |?
and lu-r two sons and ft
ilii^ht rs. Mr. ftiicl Mrs. Isaiah Fo-1
er :ui.l \lr M,-. T jJ.
Foster .of Castle 1 Vint, -1^ IL-iLA
IT A MAYS *1
\\ FSTON CHAIMIL A. M. 12.
? ( IU'RCII
Rev. M. S. Delaine, Pastor
The Faster program bewail Sun
.-days morning. The following local
- [)i'rin.li,i > a .-.j.Ud; IF F. Mc Bride,
ninl J. A. Iluhnan. al<o Mrs. I.il-1
lie Hot Ilea.
The Sunday school lesson was
lvviowod by Kupt. McRruUe.. ***
, The choir--offered' some very
pleasintr music for the morning
service. Rev. Delaine delivered u '
soul *.tirriiiu" sermon. ' i-H
[ Tin ilownpour of rain .pi evented I
lit,, evening s' rvice. i
ttev'tribivH is doing -nine outstand |
mg work, lie is smaii in statue, "
7 " Inii large ' iif* service, ibis's Ceor- I
I trin Bel'in, her sister and thr?e I
lirotliers were visitors .\t the par- I
snnag*1 Saturday afternoon.
I Mrs. Bertha Crawford, Junior I
Lea pile President is certainly a
_ .^plMulid-ehurclv-worktir.
Bev. fi. L. Biggins is a guest ofBov.
Delaine'. . Mrs-. Bertha Crawford*-Is
visiting Mrs. Amelia Delaine.
~ .
1 Bey. 1). Bell- 4s still giving *
? .service on your sewing machine,
' piano, or organ. Call him when in
- need. Mrs. Bertha. Allen, Mrs.
Daisy Bethca. and Mr. Mack Rnfh
[* t'a arc still on the sick list.
May they .soon b!e out again.
> \VII.UAMSRITRG: CIRCUIT
y .
1 Itev. 1*. M. Knox. Pastor
- Sunday school at Chnvis, optmha "1
' at the usual hour with a beautiful
s Easter lesson and the" Supt. .in
- change. Regular services were'
lick! at Hopewell Sunday morning,
s The Easter exercises began at
c Ohavis at 3 o'clock. An excepts
tional program was rendered to an
o appreciative audience. 1 Misses,
d Rutherford, Holmes and Dingle pre
g pared the urogram- ~
nr** rcxerclsnrTff, 111rprwplt b'gaVi at
it "7 P. M. this was also a wonderful
le program, Mr. Capers Murphy,
i- Howard Ili School student, George'
rs town, S. Ch spent Easter at home.
rT~~ Revival meeting^ at" Hopewell .
was quite a success. ? /
ZZ *' jT . . ' [ / ~
jCOKESBl.RY SPECIAL
Elder Je.nninps held his 2nd
piartoiTy eoiifme.m'o~^ttn~<Tay aftei
areae h i np^ a^ sermon ^ t^on
tic* very proud to say he was paid
)ut. .
The Easttr-profc'f ani was verj
rood. The following were visitor*
11 our towij-visitinp Miss Henrietta?Robinson-?who
hag?returned
'rom Brewer Hospital, Mr. add
Mrs. B. Reynolds, two children, lit;!e
Eleanor Louise, William Ern
>st. Misses M, F. Dandy, Lucilc
Dorthan, Ida May Alexander; Menu's
W. Bows, F. Parker, Niel Wooci
ion, all cf Greenwood; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gilliam of Goldsville
Mr. D. T. Robinson iof Oranpeburg
;pent Goo,.; ^r.iday nite with siser,
Mrs. Lilha Anderson.^
Miss Annie E. Goppfns"of Westninister,
S. spent Easter with
lCr ~pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. Sani
loppin's. Miss Mary Starks, Misf
farrier R. Butlor spent Easter
mine from Greenville, S. C.
"Mr. Odell Nance, Miss .Annie O,
lolmcs. snent Easter with Miss
oppie. ?1.
Mrs. Nancy Aaron spent Eastej
vith her children in Greenville.
Miss Ttobinson of Duns" Creek
pent Easter "with Miss SSarah Goprins,
TJie friends of Rev. J. W.
uplass are proud of his success.
V.!.*v .1 ? - -- ~~
uK<Moury cnurcn folk arc proud
o hoar he and family arc in the
larsoWry^.
~Thcr "yorrrig people's ollftj was
liiite a success Friday nito.
- There was a drrrrreF"party given
11 hdrior of Miss Eugenia Mae
lolmes by her sister^ Mrs. Frances
lolnios at her home Sunday evenlg,
A)ir. 21. The present guests
"pre as 1 <?ll?>\ys: The p. E. of the
ifeenwo< ><! District, Rev. J. It. Jenings,
Misses Juanita Foggie, Alice
t'illiams. Louise Williams, Mamie
[oTmes, Rose Nash and Carrie R.
iutler. Mr, Wesley and James
Folmes. I.nnden Moore, Prof. Odell
lance, and Miss Annie O. Ilolmps
f Green woefcf, S. C.
?r BATESBURCr NEWS
S. S. was called, to order at its
sua} hour,' 10:f0, with Sunt, arid
eachers present. The lesson was
ell talight- bj*'. each class.
Rev. A. B. Bailey ascended the
ulpit with a soul-stirring' sermon,
t 11:45 as usual with a-large rftnn.tni'
?nwi %.-i^uuu sermon
n<l n very prood crowd. "Wo also
ad cow in union service and the ral.
was very successful. ' So far
he pastor wants" them to move on
ml keep in prood spirit.
"Miss Hester Ji >hnson left Thursa.v
for X?'\v' York;'. N, Y. All
dshinpr her a splendid trip.
The Sunday school rendered a
"iii Easter nroermv! if r. o'eWLThe
Pastor's Club will meet -at
he'Tiome of Mrs.. Stellie Cain Sunay
afternoon at the usual hour.
Miss Anise Nichols and. Miss
dine Byrd spent Sunday Tiorne
ith their parents.
Mr. ITontor Barr spent a few
ays in Charleston. S. C. last week.
Mrs. Rosie Lee Peak spent Suna~wit
h Micr mothej^_Mi^_JM.amifr
indsey.
NDERSON' .COUNTY~
TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
Mrs. M. V. Marion, Reporter
Anderson, S. C,?'The last nieetipr
of the County Teachers' As^
nidation, was held in the auiSitcirim<>
of Reed Street High School,
aturday, April l.'llh. The meetivr
opened .it 10:'2t) with the Pres.,
rof. S. ('. Perjy, .presiding. Afr
u brief dovbtii.mhl exercise the
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Saturday, ApHl 2771935
- minutes of the toat mooting were
read and approved. The president
I thanked the teachers for cooperat- J_
- ~rng so^nieely during~this~year and
f also for registering 100 pvr cent
1 The reports from the State Teach_
ers'__Asspciatixm,- that - were given-*
' by Mrs. Rena J. Clark, Prof. A. \
i C. Cutright and Prof. S. C. Per.
ry, were very giood. . They all ?
1- hrought?somo valuable litfenrrhation.
I Prof. Briggs of Benedict College
gave a very -spicy address in a
few worce.. The Association went r
i on record in giving $10.00 to Mr.
Carter G. Woodson for the purplj?e
1 of helping him to continue his good
I work fh giving to th^.Negro youtha
Negro History in order that tho i
! coming generations will .Jtnow
1 more about their own people. The
following officers were elected for
. the term 1935-1936: Prof. S. C.
i Perry, president^ Prof. A C Cut- ??
i right, vice-president; Mrs. Rena
. J. Clark, secretary; and Mrs. W. F.
. Peek, treasurer; Mrs. iM. V. Marion
was . appointed by the pesident
as reported. We closed a profitau
bio yoflrV work by singing "Bless
Be the Tie That Binds." % *' r
DILLON NEWS *
Dr. C. H. Garrett i? spen<ling
son)* time in Philadelphia visiting
his wife and children. White awav
frrv.v. v.:.. ? u? ' - '
. .w.n inn (uawivc llf | Mill US tO nSVe
his tonsils remove*./ and take a
- -mnchnpeded twt.*~ ~
Mrs. Jester. W; David wishea tft
"thank thp many friend*, for their
kindness shown during1 the illness ,4
and death .of her JiusbaritT. the late
James W. David. Also for many ,
other kind expressions and -to the
" pastor of Bethel Church for his
consoling sermon. ' * ?
M is.s Grace Hayes spent the
week-end1 in Fayetteville, N. C.
mts. fTilliarr' Nichols spent Sun'day
.in Mull ins. ' . '' ; .
Mrs. P. A. Rodgers entertained,
very highly the- L.-.C. Club tof the
Manning Baptist Church at' her
home on Hampton St.. last Tuesday
P. M. Presiding Eh.ler L. A.
Wells continues- to improve.
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Rev. A. J. Felix. Pastor Although
the weather being
somewhat inclement the Easter setvices
were carried out. After] ; a
very lively school conducted by the
,tSupt. Mr. J. C. Couser, the~pastor
ascended the rostrum and delivered
a well prepair sermon on
the "Resurrection." This-sermon
was preached with "much power.
In the afternoon the smaller
children were presented and they
reaiiy omeriaineai ine i<arge> audience.
The^ Junior Choir rendered . excellent
mriuRic. At nffchT "the
larger group gave another fine pro
gram. Due to the down pour of
rain many were kept hack and
1 pome of the participants were not
able to be present.
r^ureatha Henderson _ and . ,
~Mrs. *Ann7e B, -Washington were .
commended very highly , by *the pastor
for their efficient work in
1 training the children for the oc
ension
;= -Stewardess Board No. i, mot at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Sharper *
- on last. Tuesday.?Mrs. P. C. Jonn- 7
si>n the president, w*aR on the job
ns'.usuAl. ^ f
. ,"The Pulpit Aid Board?had' its
meeting at the home .of one of its
sick members, Miss Mary Ellison.
served very delicious courses. The ?
sick,was made to feel better. She
was also given a little donation
"alid all went away happy. "The
other two boards were'well enter- k
tained by the hostsoseS. -
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