The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 25, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, May 25, 1935
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Bishi)p W. E. F-ulter
Tonra-His Work
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? ' t
r Leaving Atlanta alxuTI TTTo f7i
fct of April poiiitf North lie stopped t,
at Greenvijle, S. (\, then to Thoni- ' j.
" asVille, Nl C. ~TTo"T<"Vuml tTu- con-' p
?^ditioti f<f the people ( ; y~ph':r inir. a
Then on to tin- District, of Col- 1 v
ombia?nTrrh ffci frill'.ore.?The sdlnt>=L4?
and his friend- were vcr\"--p;Tad to ;l
-???see him.- ? : * ?r-.j
; From there to Now York-.
Brooklyn and Butfnlo. It was his j
^ first visit to Buffalo, since 11]
We do Ivpne ho wont he as long 'l
coming hack attauu He went from i
New York to Detroit by the way s
of CanSda, lookhipr <Uit~o\er Cana- j
da a that beautiful jrreen country i,
and farms, he said, "The Fnjrlishmeir
seem to be up anj at their ^
farming,. The . living condition j,
there is very-good." . ( ^
In Detroit lie found the church n
getting alone; f nc. ,. The saints and
khis friends made it very nice for t
hin. there. 4 " [
'then 011 to Oh jo, Cleveland, Colli
nib wa ana Cincinnati. * His stops
??'?* " cu v i-y h-ne-thv as in- was 1
scheduled to meet .the Missionary s
Convention o? the Southern .'iosce
at Atlanta..beginning <M-ay . l<>th. -
t Mr,, l?Uh.
. Ho said Hint hi' was very well
pleased W'itli the ohujrches spirit- '
ually and' tip* . jronoral eonditinits
anionjr the tfolored people of tin ^
North have areatly iniprovj'd and
L tvt; continually jfettini? hotter.
* God be praised! . All the churches"
say *in unison, "1,'onjf Live the
bishop.'' ^ ^ -
Pastor at Detroit.
SIDNKV PARK
r. M. 11. C'll I lt< II
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Rev. .1. ('. Anderson, Pastor
The-Sunday school opened ii t f
the usual hour with the Supt,, Mr.
D. It. Sharks, ^presiding. The les:
7. .7.son subject, " "The Moaninjr of r
Baptism"-was'beautifully di*cu?s- *
ed. '_] j ii i i . '
pulpit with a wonderful sornioin | '
After wh.ch several were baptised, p
At, 1 o'clock -the Paine Xollejte '
k.^ Quartet rendered a imud proirriun. | *
The evening service betran ?n I
last Sunday at <>:.">() and- .the? pas- I I
.tor tilled the pntprt?tperain -with another
womU rfiil sermon.
The Junior Board will jjive a j 1
.. silver ti?L "t the parsonage Su'n-.j
"day nij>ht at 7:"?0. The p'ddie" is p
invited. ^ _ j '
S, II,R^iciiVYtcil ^1
... ' - 4 ; i
-
* ,^1'lK.rs. S
? 7 opened at. its us.uaT - l|l< [
" k\sson was well 'y'J.'- .-'4'j
.At 11 :5?0 K?v. MiTVy came 1>" |.'
fore lis with a jrreat message. \Y.
were u.plij'tt i af.O: 15 (villi a MofVj '
er's Day prperain whirli wu,; e"-i.'
joyed tin oue:htul by all. After"
tlu- program We were attain bless i
*;) with a >Vorm< n whtvb was .alsoJ
henVinprrm the day set aside. Wi
can truly say Il^it our hearts burn- :
td within, while the?tuan of God :J
talfce I to us. Sunday' was our '
yidtip- tally .<la> and wo arc y'ad ! 1
* iji, i .:pki-L-i.lr... lUuT';] ii i' n.i d 11 a ii '? !
..f^rtatsr^ ' r??-? j"t
Club. No. '1, Airs. Kliza 15. Rollers,
$5110; Club No. 2,'Mrs. Raeh- 1
J.V' ?-Vl. I0.r>2; Club No.. Mrs. ^
111 Kli/.a' Ci: . rohh i s. $8.10; Club No. j *
- 4, Mrs. Klizabeih. Crazier. &N.50: ! f
~ 7 Clllli No.?rr;?hrtra?I )nvis;?$10.11;}; 1?
Club N(?. f>, Miss W. Jones, $7.75; 1
Club No. 7, Miss- - Marin iRbgfrrti,j*?
$1.17. , , t, j
ALLi7N TIvMPl.H I r
. 7 A. M. K. CHCHCH
* Hev. It. I. Lomonf Pastor
GreeiiviHr, S. Ce?-Sunday school )?f
opened at 11:15 a. ni. The lesson H
wiisj, thoroughly taught by classes. { i
.er theof, the h'-son, the
VH^^^v.sasseihbled and listened JjQ i
a splendid n^ipw by'Rev. D. P.;
Adams. The pastor made some in- j
trresting and timely remarks,
w. Morning service 'began at 11:1 5 j \
a. m. . This be'injT the 3rd Sunday v
The Junior Choir l'urnishiid-the-mtn?[
sic, which they did in a very fine [
way. The pastor read for a Scrip- j
ture lessoir Pta. 1 '! '!. His text was 0
fetind Psa. til.'l, 1st verse. He <j
used for his subject, "The Good"T'nesS
and the Pleasantness of Uni- ,,
ty," This was a strong "sermon? _
filled with thi>?suirit-?nrrd?J*!lVe"
" much food for thought. We had ^
one to join chui'ch, Mrs. Jessii ^
1 Portlier. She was made welcome r
by all. c
At TdJO p; in. the pas11.r, choir T
and members worshipped at ST7 j
Andrews M. K. Church. The p:ts- ?
tor preached another splendid s'er- ^
liion, which enjoyed by all. v
The A. C. P League met at th?
usual hour with a large attend- ^
ance. An interesting topic was
? discussed. ? .?,__
p. m. Although this made the
third . sermon ,f?Jr the pastor, he a
preached another strong.and pow- 1
eifui sermon to appreciative s
audience. His text .was founder
Rev. 3:12. H? used as a subject^I
"Overcoming The Road To Spirit- s
ual Blessing._ t
?We are sol I'.V Hf'l'epoil the ill- =y
noss of Mrs, Lizzie "Calhoun, Mrs, n
Lucinda Washington, and Mr.
(Tarenee Franklin.. We Hope for]
them a speedy recovery. i_J
uL- tr.,t iiowaii.,,,,-.. T7 ; ? 1 c
Columbia, S. C. -attending the con- t
ventioff-in connection with the r\
Wilkinson Homo. h
?The clubs and auxiliaries aro -j
still wide a^'ake. All clubs and j
auxiliaries as well as the members v
' are working hard to make a fine y
showing next' Sunday night at t
which time-the ".Big Pew Rally"
tomes off. - 7 ..... j $
1.7.7 'a*' %-.& 7.. - V
J. ..v He..-,' *
1ST., JAM lit) A.M j].-d'IU'U< IT |
wuk4-u^ .M HI liar's !);[>-. Xlw?
>upW an i teach*1 is bnninht3 out
In- program very uniquely.
M' ami .Mrs. Tieorne Cochran .
nlertained their kittle daughter
iruesuiie. with pu Lscbirthday- V
n t y v nl'lr1 ti-- n ' May 1 I
t t) v cluck, l^uito a few boys aiul
iris enjoyed this all'air. Little L..
destine received many gifts and
dcliciouy course of ice cream ! v
nd cake was served l"o the group t :
f happy, youngsters. j
.Misses l>aisy A. and Bessie M\
lellaniy were hostesses to :.t._h e
'rue lieai to dub Friday -TMay.
7th. Mrs. Thoinasina Jones prei
ed in the absence of .the presi- ^
ent. Mi*-. McNeil became, a mem- (
t r of the club. * (
-Sunday May l'J was another j
feat day at St. James church. |
lev. tb. S. Jtobinson. broke th e ...
read of life. Many hearts were |
lade to "rejoice.
The A.Q.E. League met .with
lie president Mrs. Azalea Starley ]
11 cliarge. i
Evening .worship was carried !
tev. H. N. *Moses and Ben John- j
om ~~ I
Bead The Palmetto Leader.
IT. PISiiAll A. M. E. (TH'BCll
t
Wev. .1. E. Dixon. Pastor
fr>, > I
lie chiych goers on their way to
i?i hip.
Monday si-hoolop. ne t at the usii '
1 hour, with the assistant Supt.
ir. i liis crew'of teachers at tlreii
tist i?f duty. The hs.sOn, "Bapi'stn",
was fully discussed by var- "
oils, classes, and. reviewed by Mr.
I. Dinkorsoti. . " """"
* At til re. e o'clock M is^i Al/.e'ta
Uae Coilcv had a very uplifting
unoTaih. ?This y<Tin^ l.ul.V~ni<>: ???
.till sum.- others is trying t'UPfcaise
iiunoy to. buy a church clobk. \\\ ,
I- p'faying for their success.
Thursday nlgjit. May 10. nfarkt. . ,
he. social! evriit' of the day for this
'oTiiniuiiity, A group of young
loople were entertained "by Mis.Vilhrdim
na Carter at- tier home =
all banting hef birthday, Playing
aids and dancing to the. strains.
?i" musk' were the. features of the
veiling. The living room was dee
t a ed To a 'contrasting colors" ?TT~
ink. and grten. i
A t elL'.v-. 11 o'clock tile. glL sts w.civ
shoved in the dining Pot in, which.
lv.tr heaiititiilly decorated' in
peon and pink. They were sejv-~
nTTstiawh rry, ice cr? am and cake
n pink and green dishes.
Those \-njoying this lovely jti'f-'
air were AH:ATclCuffic, .aura
.lacks n, Sarah and Wilhclnt'ha
C'artt r, Kv lyn and Ireiu "
lolmstm. Hlla Redmond,. Ahvillie
" ,;d LUllt* S^-Ott. >th'~ T
y-i \s'Vu>* ".fYtlfflT CorTby. Sam CarClayton
Johri <fn,
.John. .'and t?K*siph McJ)uffic
A'iUio Jackson, C'apus .Scott ani.,
V- J. Ji't'l't! son. All i\ port'.iT at;
n;i".\5i?l)lo cvo'uiny.
'INK (iROVIO CIll'KC !l MOWS.
Rcc 15. C. Cunniiiuham, Castor.
'oak.?Sunday school opened at ,
Ho usual hour with a pu< d attend-. _
uht, and the lesson was.well (lisussed.
An enlightening review
'hojo'stor Was very much an- _
Rev. J. R. Xelunis. a younjf com
nnnity pastor brouirht to us a"
Vollderfnl nn><<no'<i fW I 1 -art If.
vn* very much enjoyed by the conri'i'jratiQn.
At 2 :.'5Q Rev. T. A. Rinjror
ireachedfor us] This was also "
t delightful sermon.
Rev,. Cunningham motored t o
tit. Zion al'tUdQ to preach an after
loon sermo.
Visitors Sunday were Mrs. Georgia
ii iuit,??>i i'i aii'l tivoi;.1;!' ?
liber. A _ " > .?. -Those
on the "sick list are Mrs. '
fci+Hr -Boyd. Miss Eva Roy.!, Mr. -j
doses Rol>in?un and Mr. Charlie ,
tlDtrer. ___
AIT. NKHo 15ART. CIU'RCII |
?.-.Uev. ^trAVr-Wine, Pastor- ?j
Wateree, S. C.?Sunday was a
leautiful day for ehureh-jjoers.
UmdaV?sch'x l was opened at?it- -j
ivua'I hour by Supt. 11. Williams.
Tlie le.Au n was beautifully taught ,
>y- Prof. J.. S. Anderson of East- |
kvcr. Everyone enjoyed the spied- j
lid remarks made by tlu- pastor. ,
At. lfd'.O the pastor mounted the
ostium, preaching a soul stiiTinir
Lermoiw -Atubjerhr ""BripLlsnfj ;
The members of Friendship Rap |
ist Church of St. Matthews, S. <
came and worshipped with us. ;
)ther visitors of various ohurchs
were:. Deacon S. C. Cope. Miss |
N'Hine^Rnti'^ anti-Mr.-Iredell AViD- -|
iams of 'Mt. Olive Baptist Church j
imt I'roi. .1. k. Anderson- from (
lood Will. Visitors are always t
velcomo. Conic agarrr: I
IT. I'ISCAH
A-. -Mr-K. CHtTUHj <
llt'v. It. C. ( rawtoraTT'a*>tor^v~f^
.Sumter.?The services were well
ttended at Mt. Pisgah Sunday. |
To pastor preached a wonderful j
icrmon. His text was, "Will a
nan roh <Iod?." Subject, "A !
priceless privilege.'* This nies-1
age was so thoroughly explained j >
hat even the children could underf-4-i
ta-rrd if. It. seowsthat every--scr=?~y
ion that Rev. Crawford preaches
< better and better. 1
Sunday nigh if Frost ling "KMor" ;
, W. Withor.spoon of Charleston, t
!. C. delivered-the message, ills
ext was found St. Luke 23:33. j :
'his was a powerful sermon. We l
lope to extend"! an invitation to | v
>r. Witherspoon to come any time. ! i
le was accompanied by l)is wife t
iho (is a very charming woman. I <
t cordial invitation is extended
o Sfrs. Witherspoon. 4
TUn nnllnnllnn iVia .law ul.lc I
i MV- C*' I IV.A. tiuii 1 VI ?IIV "MJ ?? ? ? 1
?0327 . ' ".
ar:?'?_ij" ?"-T? ^
~ TH
ahkkviTXK N KWS"
ST:TVMT8t r rt-v-rnrwrn-1Rev.
W. K Mims,
S'miihiy school opened thi-; morn 1>x
ng :il li>:<)0 A. M. anil\|
Uerded-ami reviewed by the Supt" 1
frT T. ~3"oh HsVmr
I I mil A. iWi' It >" I '. I'. Hlin.ii.il i L
.a- in tlir pulpit. Hey. Rhode-is
mil the Psalm 00th as scripture---1
s.-on. Tile text R'v. .Minis used (.
net of the discourse was "The ^
ight kind of wisdom." ''! 11
8:.'50 T. M.a discourse sViitject ,
The True Gospel" was trieely tie- .
ivciFijf. hy Uev. I., F. Rhodes.
-1:150 I'. M. Rev. W. S. .Minis and ' -N
he Choir of St. .lames A. OI,- K. | 1,1
liurch worshiped at l)UTr \Vt st, S. i .
'.with Itey. .Johnson, who istho*j
>astor. tin re. Ft seemed to Jiave . 1
wen the beginning of a rally and 1 '!
ifiT.l'.i was raised for Kducational i
imds. .
The Kducational Board of St. i
lames A. M. K. Clnll'Ctr met May
HVtli at 1:: 1'. M. at the home of
iie .Misses S;lttte a-nd Jessie C. |i
;,air. Miss Collier eondilctinj? (j
dui.dvx-txtioixaLi^Letxiap.?,. The# the n
['res. .Mis. G. A. Gray carried the si
pn.-t nf the moot i tig ' Upd j F
i slu rt literary program rendered | ']
tin! $(5.85 raised. The hostesses, J ?r
Miss's' Fair served a delicious j \\
ourso of icc eream and cake. yj
Mrs... iJanie Covin and her two j{
.jsand suns-have returned to her f(
lioino from New York City after
j?.n inur sometimi. therewith her ;|
laughter, who was ill; but is quite u
kvoll now. . .
* ^ u
V. 1?. A.tt-CHI UCIlr . V
? - _ ' ?#
The young people's auxiliary
met at the honie of-Misses Cum va
and I.eola Whaley onijyioiuLuy,
.May Hi. Opening > i"ji Holy. '
11 oly. Holy. The l.ojOi' iruyc
was repeated in .concert. Minutes.
>f the last meeting were read an
received. . The roll was called,
ami < aoh member nespond* d! wit h
a Bible verse and dues?The usual
Inisiness. was tiaiisaete r4 " U111- "**
errs lor our Ileal year were elect- "
ed .is folloWsi Miss Mary ~
F.rci.t--Seed-. Mis.s._ Ethel Simmon.- Jj
Treas,, Miss (uiiova Whaley; Cri ' '
a-, Mis. Cieraldine Blocker; lie- _C'
irt.r. ! Luis Bearhu.it>. Wi; ffrl'c
then* dismissed by the president. e
W ' weie served a delicious V
^uiuut-eoutsc' by. uur hostess. The
next meeting; will be held at the
home of_Mrs. Eilylhe Mention,
l obnial lltdv Visitors are always a
eleoim . a
II. 15., Reporter b
m i* wlst n1 i:\vs~
One of the .most exclusive soe- p
hi! eVefit.^ of the season tor elderly v
;> o'pU ' ecciiriil Saturday evening j
*'i the' hum,' et Air.. aiVh .\lrs. \V. hi.
IVin'tt ivlii'ti they jvere hest_i\nd q
hostess to a number ?rrf their 1,
friends. The quests began to arfive
;it T hit) o'clock and soon after
want in nan playing ganu s such (l
as W re the. Vogue "of their, "Yes- .,
Ui dyeais..'! The occn-ion. was a_ p
happy "one,-a. reipiniier ^lif ? then younger
days and was; entered
with such a high spirit of youth- p
fuhuss until all of. the perplexing *
rares -of the day s< ei.nod for. a mo ^
in nt lost and fortfOt ten. The '
jae-ts -present wsoe ^
K. M_Johnsoii, Mr. and Mrs. Y. F.
Valentine, Miv and Mrs. Calvin
I la w.thn no,, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. 11
SussVwell, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Blunt. Mr. and Mps. Paul Saxon,
Mr- and "Mrs."Urdu rt Kllis, Mr. and
Ale.- li' Pi inlF- .\Ii- \|r< (i,.f,
AMHii.. 1 .-fin 11 '! i
r ^ --yj rwrt r ii- 1 !I!H>1 ll v
IXiUciU. .Ml. a::.p .VJrs. I? *11. 1/o, 1
I'viil'; (). I.i SniiUy Mesdumos Nun w
n:e (JwosTiy, I<2h 1'. Johnson. Li/./.io
Veiyijr, Ella .1. (.c'wan. Julia Pru- P
ill; I'i aid?liayoii. ami Jm.Iiii Vain . )J
_Tlu- vw re. u.-jK*i\d mtu (l
ill din ir.K luuinlry Miss (J.uuujcia ^
lYvilipaiul^ -eated' at tables-each
flowers in the center where I hoy ti
iUi>ycd a delightful liv.c-cnuijfco n ('i
past con.-istinir. of prape .mire cock
tail, fried chick1 n, hot roils gravy, h
!?rei n peas, chipped Irish jiotaUKs ai
macaroni", potato -ah.il nvixed pick! T
. s, eoeoiiut pudding, iced tea, ice el
4lvam an., rake, Tr:< mo.i .I. 111 Iit
rul affair came to a v ryJiappy. end Si
iftcr Pnd'. Smith speakin>jr for pc
he quests, thanked Miv^unl Mrs. n.i
Pruitt for the ppivloxc of spend-" fi
nK such a pleasant 'evening in
heir home. _ - ti
Kev. \V. S. Mini-* pastor of St. bi
s. (\ and his choir alnnj* with his j ^
'riends from .Abbeville and ,Mc- E
[\>rmick worshiped with Rev. rcrhr
S. .h hii-c.n ami the people of Mt. 1 w
I.eb.nnon Sunday aftei noon. The sc
arxe conjiri'Katioh was charmed j v<
ay? the 5wect '.'inginir of this historic
cjioir while a swift 'current j c]
>f spiritual fervor rah throughout,
he audience while Rev. Minis n
ircached a strong sermon from i (j
.he l.'5'Jth Psplni and the 1-lth verse J $
I"he .occasion was in the interest j j)
rf the ErturaTiTTnnl-.Rally, tht re-1 s
lilts of^wh'ieli though were very )
i:rkm:zkr a. m. k. cm kcii f
> : \
Rev. M. A. Mollins. Pastor .! ",
Charleston, S. 0.?Morning sor- 0
.'ices he van at 11:00. The day \>c- >-?-;
ng vo^y beautiful the serviced:
;n\ml. : '?:?1
j\ .jionie pray or was offered. by V'
tev. M;uk. Tin* pastor delivered1
i brief but" tffpiriTrfj SOrTnoit ami ' *"r
Anybody fit spiritually alive. in
The Stewardess board bold their
irmiversary Sunday night. The I w
lastor addre>scd. them. The. pas to i . us
vill leave Sunday night for Wash- J
ngton, 1). C. where he will enter fic
he Hospital for the iniproveriient w
>f his health. \ j hi
Our prayers follow, hm every i CI
ttni of the way. ?? Ri
The Sunday School pknio will l*? <k
rtvPTS Wt the 3TBt^6fTSTay7 ? |KT
.?St- " V '
! 3i_ :
E PALMEITO^LEADER
COKKSHlMtV NKWS ".ihui
-?- K. <;
I lie . Sonyi-mor Cluh k;iv?. a |>V.i~i'prt, 'i !i
am ,Sunday afternoon ut 2:.'I0 o'- tleni
h k. It was very much nij'?Vy<I I amC
- all present. , ' ' marl
Thr?rehilWt-*?ami 11 n m l? w.?t rch
iss Fva C. Robinson .in- nru.nl jj
hav->hor homo- again?aDor-i |.]t fc
im .i.iju: the wiliUiL?UiMUmli 1^1 ,
in-, i\. C. U.'ilt'hln^, ib H< nder.-nn 1
lie Hi nil i&hvro.l, " '
Mrs. Mary S. William-"?.tin! M.*-| IMi
u l ie H. Butler of CJreen\ille Chin
it nt the w? eh i. nil lien.' v-uaLupr- her |
hitiv.i s. . ? i?n V
W'rr are happy . to huXi MUs Tiiei
?Robinson return from O fun go- unioi
inr after spending the \nnter Ntlt
it h her brother, Prof. I >. T. Rub- (Job!
son- " ' . r
The" \V?. II. F. Soci'ty. mot at. it Ali
ie l.onn of Mrs. Kleanor TI. ,RiJn-, 'vifl#*
-mi Sunday afternoon. "" After !,,.[ .
,i ines.s <ias discussed a repast- (ftint
' salail'.?--:;iltine.s eool-a le anil .\i,
ike was servi-d. ^
CAT FN FY NliWS ''W
with
Sunday, was Mothers' Day at .nnil
'untoii Chapel M. F. Church. St..
uv pastor preaehed; an al>h- ser- M
II >; i frwuJL Ex. 2:t): using'ifor a ' >tie
;bjeft, "A Mother's Reward." "their
lVht person* joined the chpiv^ .. |
he evening service was a pro- / Sum
ram dedicated to the Red and tore
'hite Rose Mothers. Both scr- vice.
np^ \vP)*a lnrtrnltr of + nn/l/w> mL.~
. ?^?..?? X I1U \\
cv. K. E. Bothea is the success- nan1
ll '.pastor. ' , \Veel
Those on the sick list include f10:i!
U' KoV. A. 1?. llolnies, Air. .Jessie -y
.. . s - , .. . wofi
Mi-. J'liltoh lhomas.ol ? hailes- ^ s.
i", K. C. is the truest oV hi- aunt, ^
Irs-, Game .Lintl r. .. "
The Rev, and-Mrs. A. I,. Cfriod- jj"t,
in are hoiiie from..-Atlantic, Ga. M1C(.
ii R< v. Gooduin is a -studoift
iihister -of Gammon Theoloiual
v? - *? ers.
I'm aiary. , . .*.
ALCOLU NEWS. '
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Green Hilt Baptist Church still
Rev. J. W, Davis, Raster. , . M
Supt. Sister Divine Burgess dj>- fron
netG Sunday- so laud at?tUa -usual ;tirrt7
our. Roy. L. II. Hatfield gave us i)C(|
tmte?tttApirintr remark-,- Revr- y|U,'
lattield resides now in?XiaC York j|| n
Is sermon was very niueh enjoy- ,
il by all present.- ' ,
The pastor Rev. Pavs?tklye r - j v ';,
il the evening message. '.This
as-also enjoyed by all present. '
?.c ? - ' - ' 1 '
PROSPERITY MAYS. S(M
'High rntrin services been n after ' , J
, very hi spiring Sunday : sclu>ol
s-on Sunday May Our pas- :
K. Robinson gsive us? ; >
onfc very?cm-tnrraging -rcnia:rkT-t
the morning worship." ' 11 11
At 3. Rev. V. C. Wafiaee brought:
?, us a l^jting niessaee and the- (-~
hoir of St. Paul rettder-ed- be^uti?d-,
fuli music;,-aj'ter which, reports J."'!
ere. niade'Vrom the, R..byjii*MLcst. .'
'he reports \ver<K its --1 *t V!.ai
ri/.e AVillie F. ?oung"?1'5.75; 2nd 111
riy.e'Mary Alice Wise. ?12725; 3rd Jjj)r
r lxi' . n ii i; i ,u. v, ra nam ? i
rize JervaisHiirlon *11 .i>5; at h j
rize .Joe Antiji Marie: Junes $1!.- j'T".
th prize Robert' Lee Bfidges $C.0.
Thanks to all who assisted in ? ^
lii;i contest. ? ... ,
Mi$?s Carrie Riekard ami Gu-sie *u(
1 ijih are home from Jiettjs Ac:Ll- 1'
niv; also Mr. l'liiiull .lones of
TTTTi t'Tmorsity. I
Rev. Wilson' of Greenwood has
lade his home here. j
- ? 1
NEWBERRY NEWS ?
f 0('n
Drayton Street 11 i vrh School ' "jj
estival were enjoyed by all, who I 'jf' '
e re present. Thursday, May l'>. | W .
8 o'clock " <) Chn San" was ; 'y"-~
resented by 5th irrndos, teachers j j ?
[i,oLiiir> Rir'ili .1.1 Try an ; ,1 K. p.
il 1 i a.i 11 p co stunres were designed pri.7.-.
y; Miss Annje Mao ".Morgan. 'Ma- I' t ^
ic May Festival was presented by .j
ii-a ju s^_tainic(j iv Alien.
ache*, and pianist for .InteTmo- ! t ^
iate .Department. ' ' j p. 1.
Friday eveninjr S o'clock "The t'V'
ast CAmct" \Vas-presented by ftth . JV
id 7th praties*.' M.esdames Nancy , J
inpl eToirtrrnt-- ltr;: !Vf. -:Vmtnp t?g'Hr?
The nrincinal. faculty anil Hiph f> :'u
rhool Department request I lie
nee of ti e / ?'ds to trio c m- \.?a.
icncemcnt exercises of a success- ,
il mr. ? - . V.' ' >
Friday, May 21. 1.9115, presents- f"
on of Ifiph School ' play, - "Noriy's
Darling," Mrs. K. (Tuess .' 11
ravi Unectress. ". " ! '
Sunday, May 2d. 19115. Rev. K.
. Gaulden, pastor elect of Rethlo- a?.
*111 Itant'st Cluirch of Newberry .U1
ill deliver the cotnniencehienr i
union tt? the -e.niors. Hear this ll,> '
, - part
ninp orator. '
Monday. MilV 27, 1 1 >-'!setiiois'
. ?. . ?ic . inir.
ass exorcise. " 11
Wednesday. May 29. 19115 Dr. D. .. .'
. Stanti n of Atlanta, (la., will * |l scliver
.the annual address. I)r. p"Y'
tanten is secretary of Atlanta
Uvisunt -of the American Bible ?Vy,
neiety of the 'I'n'ited States for
.1 .'.i : .eU.i ,.f *vr*
''' ?U jni'UM . uu.'ivi wi J- jvl
amnion TheoUnrical Senilnar>\ .. j
has under liis supervision South . '\r
arolina,. (It-oj uia. Ahihamri, Mis- .
ssippi an 1 Florida. The pro- .'
ram will betrin""promptly- at H:"0 ?.
clock. Don't fail to hoar this i '
lver toiur'uc. or:rt<rV?___ ? - ... bo
merntnlntcd' fni^ mnii
cc of this character. ''V
Miss Edna Rutherford arrived j o?|J.
om Jh'ttis Academy Fridny even- j " J.,
j? after havinjj completed the |
?achersk Ti'nminir ( our-o. She !
as valedictorian of the class as ' ^
Dr. Samuel Robinson of rhila- !
lphia, Pa., and Mr. John Jones,!
ho js in mail service in Pitts-1- ^
irp, Pa., graduates t of Ilojje tj?rr^
raded School, that is known as j- :
rayton Hiph School visited the I . j
>votionai service of their Alma
ater MoMay" 'ffiSFnTri gr-"' -Other j "^i
ngujsln<l vfsitojs welt*
auld> i). .Mi. .>;tTin 1 '):< -! '>t1 ui
idelphin. I'm. All of 11! 1
i')i entertained the facult\
is. ,1'rof. I'. S. (tallinuii'.iniced?t4fe?pi
a 1 im' ,?,l'i ii.i ip.
p-? 3^?i t,l.|lhlotl J #1* *' ) 'I ? 1* i
i. -tlauhlun.??r? ' ~~~
V isitors
i?.s S.i]iT7- Anna- W riliy?fi'un'i
lolle, N..C., was tin- irucst of
[ui'tm.Mr. and Worthy
Vest JJouiwIary St., last w< ? U
e they- iiijuyi.il a? happ-y rei.
is Naomi Steven- ami l'iasy
in. wi re the week t ivI nue-ts
t hrives at?<i?is.
\y S Ufclajel! J/'ties < 1' (ife tlS.
('. is .-.{leinfaMyc- a- w>.' k-,w;t|i
a u nt. ?Mks. Alma Iloh'inson
ier, St., *'
i'. Joseph You up; of (i.i;e" nv-ille
, whir is now working in Char,
N. spent a? iVw- hours
his patents aSlurduy. Mi;
Mr.". Sim Young on Caldwell
lie was lootine- n i l)
r. Jason June- an 1 MiV. Join
s of l'RTsliurir, S. C. .both of
t \vore, citizens ol" this city visit
tufvai v I'm ,-t>vtoi ia n ( luirej
lay mornimr. They j?sf vo in
tiny-rcjmrrkv. durinjr the -er
won- triii<l.t . have Mrs. Ahcry..
bacIt*after spending a few
<s in Lauren-. S-. (V fop.hvi
ih. . She is lookiMir be ttor,
iss Klitfnhct-h Huilt'i* spent tin
< end in 'Columbia. S. G. , ?5hi
ill in smiles over lief trip,
iss Gin liola Singleton speiv
loifford. Ttftef' having -had--s
essfnl term at Colonel llrowi
>ol of 'which tlu y were teach
tiLL aiwl It^itlp
rs. ."Georgia Mae Robinson. i:
confined.to bod.
rs. Rryant Fortune ri<Uune<
t Washington, two weeks
- whoi e -he- was ?e-a Hed -t?--t4n
side, of her sister and mother
ieft them iaiy-h ln'f H", Klimr
mv, wr tTTrstrrho- will sou*" l/i
red to health air1'in.
is. Klsio Haniels t >k soriou<
I Sunday niirht. May Ili./'JW.a
is bettor. \^e hojro fur her i
iy recovery.*'
rs. Ainu Lee SIii'li <m .Ton.
is bettor after having Weil
>Usiv ill last, week.
i\ Thomas S1iu.li.' her s??n hu*
rned friini.tb'o hospital.
V al'v triad ( > know Mrs.
ItoiiinV xjn i at inn was-a?
fu] niif?-; She ;s yvttiny alum
r. Allen ?lb-wall. tin* so n - in
ivf M r. M:\ek~Tiieki-r \vrn. t?r?\
1 W:n-11 nSv tTeii 1. X: C.. lanesilay.
His l>?dy was funi'/.
'l at r>r?'\vn Chapel A: M. K
reh. Helen. S.- < '. ; I'ev. T. F
per- in charge.- I'ndertaker
.1. H. Williams.
1 * i I ' ' '
. . U .1 , , A 1 ,1 U . !! ! ?
M iv 12, 1"Jo.1 11 or body \v:i;
ml Wednes :uav. FuiniaV at
Icy '/i<"n Church, Mrr .J. H
ionis. undertaker?
v were iii'n! to scv Jtlrs. K<'.?y
r.lb Teak- In her flower y ar.<
irday after having? been' iH J
' ' Uiu.-- 1' JBt.kCJ :ig: > I. i
! n<? citizen of Newberry <!ie<
Hay eVniiiy,- May 12. at ! <V
% at his residence. 812 Cori
St.. after nn iHnes,? of thirt
liyo-m?ntli!t. ^ . ?
> is survived by ' his widow
Mamie 11i>viq 1 .v >. two o nIn,
e.s Guy Poiijrlas, Greenville,' S
Mr. .Robert rry JQoiivla- -
York City, three sister*. can
ker, and m lu st of r-Tatives.
"V'2l Mev lu-h
sjiay. May 1<>. at-1:20 o'clock
Vertr. Cemetery.. lievv- T. K
nor. officiating?.
cB b'-UH'ers \ymn?Mt ? ?< > * A
'hnppello,- -T- B. Morgan. Will
r. Ri'.\var?l Worthy. N.
>, arid- M. Borton.
essatres of sympathy Were read
TVs, r.illa lh-an.
oral .desigrtis wore many and
tiful.
r. .1 "iii)'sio-R-oUi-n-o+t ni.-d jo?jhf
i> Hospital last Monday. Funwas
held Sunday- afternoon
o'clock. MtHor Chapel A. M,
"' hurrh, Rev. O. If. White in
e: : Cndertaki r. Mr.r';-V.. B.
t. 1 >n't l>y !\Te*sdanV- RePeat
t nrrt?1-1.1 III h'lr N. A Hi'If
White's snh.ieet was " 1 >? ath
ibe rotor"*'
ce My. Robinsor* \va> a Chri-tgontlenian,
who w-as a devoted
and. and father we believe his
inn' siihply liberal ed Jhim from
nuil.al.v ihaR-kupt4u?u- sufferhierary
ppll bearer? were:
ers W. W. Graham. I*. S. Gall
. .jessle Gary. S. W. AJhn Sr.
i t Gulhn.m. St.. Jack tJJutlu-r.
and P. B. Plartt Sr. g;"
ting pall be.u ers werr:
T. Q. Gall man,. Sim Young,
>i. i! . l.- lnyii?Li -T. Callman. M.
Tare.'and Henry Montgomery,
r. F. R. I'ratt. undertaker read
abituarv nnd mn^ntfo <->r /?< .?<
*>** v'? Vv'??1C0.
oral ofTeroiuprs wore many and
tiful. ' ?
marks by Prof. U. ?. Calllfo'
loaves to. mourn hu
rpr a wife, Mrs. Alma RobinSi
sons, ono nii'o-e, oik1 nephew,
ithors and one sister.'
10 Sarah A Hon cl ub - pcn-orcd
chic?i c.uiimr?h4?t4rr?lvuno' of
T. Q. Gallman.
v. T. F. Harper spoke at the
inir service. This?^nossatro
indeed very touchinfc.^.
ir pastor and deloprateMr. G.
* i 11 in in s shall attend the N? wDistrict
Confo.renco at Ejel
A.M.E. church Columbia
week. Dr. E. A. Adams, preg?--?Y-r..
...... : ?
ss Norma Sen# Rates was
. *s . to the Syrali Allen Club
>1' lb < - I'l-'tt I'VI-(! illl.l
l^i'.. TJ". II. White (..!!' ot -TimcTT:- !
ci<ura}rm?: ivinarks. lee ereHnVa'elw
. ;>! ? Vt'Tl. d l", I M :r , 11, i i-aii-UtTTTrmdI"
tl.i' meetint?. ?
> ILi?V ' < ! Wmsuii were
r?U+m?Soi>'i.?y?at let no.mi uiii'SU n?
1Io Q. ^2 Kij'- -f-rirtr r~l
-. .i > oii'afir ami . rjike Were;
?-?--N'.'SV'tiovey^ -n : ovt-f-tb.- t}tti*4t,
of .Mr. .lob,| W. lIobiiiM n, an Inn:<
-i. < in! t ia ii' iii.jii. lie loaves to
?iiiiwi'ii ii;?4-"' . -lO-lt". t' of' i r J11' i ' ?
ami lYii'inf.-o n
ii(ti.i,I-a .ii \ i n M.i s ii) mi:i:i
\T S \ I.I.M ' \S( JlS -MON I? \ S
\jl .. t" '< I,.' II.. I .' v.- S.
.1 j-.o'-ii- v'of (';i! . an -I.'....,. ,ii ill.?j..
; !' . .r'.'li i.-.o\"a' .-a'in1 H.
> lii.i I;. S-. Mla-v.. S. <May
J JlLa , i a la : -J. [ii ni"i a- ,
' I- i: v : > -i 1 _i- |,'a'-n -ti c .V
j fv Ttait.n < !' !: . i lii! in?i .
T-nit -t o- V. ; . ft.111! ii'ii |..y,
, | Mr. .W..S. 1 it !!- y. a Ha- .If. l)o]>t.
| 1' tlif I N.ui',i tti-,.\ i'rl SOM'ty" .;if_..i
lb--. W vt .< linpuUt'l' aill'lf:'
I j ' 1' \1 I'll f'TI "li t:.e jtl.jtji.y
Mr. '<V K. W i i.jn; M. ' i t
' I f / II1' ' S '-a::.
] :i l.y Mr K.' \\\ Unll.-y. C.
" pSi v. aud I'm* *v. vrnl ,!"<"a! ' .\I;ilr
i ;he < '<?. ' .'1 ii" (tiai.il Ma'.rmi ?.f.
'' i.'i . i <' >. )! ,'. -.\i. ..m.^
' j;*ris-. I'nirlif : ;|.\ ! < <!, < '. |
. J r-'ivk .t!in. h.i?i.ir'.
! / r. i.i kk \. m. i:' ( in i{< ii
1 S1111<I : v v. a ' I >a and
'.j.'.iiwr ranr J''ir 1
Vi '} tk,: !>' t. ()ur v' un!i;waH
'Tt'Eivv-ivil' ' ! . \ ire- and . i-vt'-i
> ' I. .'. was. iti'itSivd *\yi'h i.hc" iii"
j l>--i;a iV.:r. <ri\?. ?: l?y " ?7mv -pai-tpr.
] I'layi'i'- j't< ' tAcry Smi 'iiy
?Hiln
.-y.M SitiVrrn' >"y' "I* at :;'u
j TtvachTTiu1 1 : ".?) an-! T :1a. l,~atr:t'
tia'Jii. Vou ar.<i your fu*iuL tv
inyi.yd- ??;' *vr\
\\\7 "Ini' V sli'vi-ra! ,-i' L '?u "ur''n>'t|.
S nH' in 11> lm^pi'a1., ami -"'I!'! 'oh
"TTTiML at lot 'us a(ivatuj.-uu
in- kiii'i'< a'>d'pray i'"V.thorn. tlnr"
= :livy MviH royaj'n Til v \ r
" ; : t l'l' nllf V. ?tfi> v .. 1
- Mr. zi(?\ m. i:. rhi Kcn
i ] Itrv. .1. M .lark^'tk l'a?.1or
l SiiikHiv ?< h'">l'np?- ! ! at ill'- ii-a
* [ al !i??iir 1?v Sni?i. \V. .M. .la !'? >. l it"
i ! li s son w'as hoTTITT! f.1ty "TT-vtT^ThT
?iijj IV |ia-i'. r irav- a'ti
L -unr i-v-vjcu . ?1_?21 j
1 inoniinir - ri'virr-' hr.
ir : m \<ith Jla-tM- K<l\\ in .I ark ?' ?:: at
i ' ' " |:'1 j, i.
r 'a \\"'iiiir: iifl* -n nion t'i.oio 'tinthcnio
"Chri-ti:?h llrroi^m". Tl.i
. s. rnior. "w as nii I Vy to luM ! rinnni
1r.-f Mr '>' ll't- ( M. .15 U !' < irrrr: .
j hi |T|. N. ?wars ,:!. ! lui'.pi-t tfUFsTT
A ina-iral n-rital .\va- rv.a:: a'
:v.:;0; i'. M.- with. Ma-trt E-iwin
la -kson i-n rliti vo.
.Mr. a''-: Mrs. E. It, Mi'-wn luoi
a. tin T:- (linnn- jjrtn U.. S ::t ;u lt?-\.
,i \ i .
~ ' .VlfJ. E,t !!a I .a! wlaTha!;r
a j i?.t!.' a' At*-<. j' .itii'-" :rt,l'n'-J
!' ii'V.many fide this.. . |
, M | "i a '.Johns' ' tj. i- diiiey- ^.v.j
| t he -iik li.-t a', 'hi-, \v:i;in;r-.
iin!. and .Mi-. I\. C. Alack. jivijt
- :: ' i;1' '? wu?-A.mtt
r Vrrii' IT :
\ mi-. .\l;iiy < ;r .i :.:i ia-iviV- :
. .M .lie l' i-1 il l', w j.- : in- S.ni'
day a-it a ;:i.. -ts : Mi;, and
'Ait'-. J. ( . < lu.-ki!;
A! -. I.'.ii y Aider.- v;i- caihd I
! la* In ; oi m t ,-h K lllc?li.l !'
1 a; Tahiti'. I\tiv. J?.....'
r a'l ^
CA'RI.lSl.K MANS
St. i'A .ii < Mi't'i a'.. Si. Like
A. Al. K. /. i'n C'harc.h. . g^n...ay. S.
- S. wu. tij't'iu'ii :ufTTh. t:i i;."
with tlnHSui't.. 15. IT! Sim- Mid },is
eo_-workers at their i' '-i >ui ij'if.y..
Tin'- T -ui. was well iliM/u.-i-i'il n~.'
Li:w- M'i.vwJ. hi'liuwii'.u ;;.i S. S";
; ITt'V. *n. K. lliHi.Ul till" p.li'.'ul" Ci. 11-'
' ilui'tvi'l '.hi' |>!'i-rn'V:ittii' ' services!'
ri;?rrm?. i \ i,.'111 - V .ii. ' I'hr |
took hi.- ti'XW'.'im St. MatiV-iti:
And behold a router thun Soli?'"i'l
n *"" !'r)^,-yH4'.i':- iftcy^'iV'j''' w as"
beautuull\a^Ti,-i '.t--ni and ilu* t'un.'. I'l'tfat
i-. ;i^a.'Cliu- ; (? Itaye 11i,ii..\ i- :
- it Tja- nii'inTi'Ti- MTurmTT uir. ; :n
l'al!' w : ;.illuK-i ' .?Amttati*
Jjlio-s i'vuv? aPMl, Kih'ii were
N wry K""d Sunday, tho ; were
tilled with visit": s? from different j
_ i'!a> t . Tl.iii \\a- a la,i '-'i- pnni- ;
in f lioih l.;j.ncasteiy S. ?\yhn !
look purt in tho service ail tht:u .
tli>- day. We are' p'liul to have
| !Ii",'. ). Al. lhiwkin- .I;-., hai-k in
t 'I'wti. after hi inir in sohu-i!., IK
finished his Theol arieal eoutVc ;it
[ . opatii 'ti 'Thi'wli yiri'! Seminary,
a A.ikiiita.?Ua,?AK, T'Iuuiki-?Chick
of 1 loan stead. lVnn.. and his si?tyr,
Mrs. Cora McKon/.jo of N..'Y\.
I '" Mi f nnct.lv .of Carlisle arc here
, at the.bed side of their father, Mr.
Si'as Chiek. who is'very ill, al-o
his. sister is at his bed sine,: Mis.
Farnv'.' .'SjitTrri11 of- Whitrnirr:? ~?
Mi - > r. Mary PiT>wn and .-ister of
Shclton hi company with Eugene
I -v! i wart'and John It. l.ylos f t'ai- j
h!o i-nlled ir.n Mr. arid Mrs. Ixns'ir*-,
, Stewart Sunday P. M. for a short
while,-the parents of Eugene Stew- f
*' ' ' ,) - ~ 1
Ht^r^^Tnfr^Fi%mf AjtllpJ' jfl
__ r?g? ? _
l i'itorLssiOiSAi, t
f CAwns - -f-Y
^ , jV
11.30. A M. m 2 I(. H. ' <;itiee HoW '
*5 :00 P ;! to 8 I'.Jtl. Kr*. . '>!> 1? . "
I'hysiei&n and^Surgftm
</l \v omen.* and .Cn-mion
A iipci .*Jit>
OHice; " llc^iUci.cf.
1414 Vi Assembly bt. 13-lfl Oa* ?t.
I l3lt. L. M. 1/A.Ni^iZJ
I'liyskien und Surgeon
Olficw llours: y io 4y-A.^M t I vo ~t~
k'. A.-, 6 to it JK ft. _
bptoial Attention (Hvi'ii !'ico
'' ul \\ omen.
.?. Oir-ict ? ?jfcy,noncti:' ?
i ashji.';; .un ii-bu "irtffr^JTSbe
l'hoiio O-i^y fii'ottfi ' i o'-'i 1
L)iv, J. O. k>i L/iKi
I Hye, hu?r, NOM and Throat.*?. t
I Classen Fitted Accurately.
Oifice Hours: l.e.ept.bnfc;
11:00 to 1 ;o0 I' M i.
6:00 to L':U0 P.M. ' Oil :co 11.1-6
Office. _ ? Uesa.e'nuo:
2030 Taylor St. 141 ' Pin. St.DR.
H. H. COOi'KP
liniUt
:?Special A1 txi.iiirn?(J i<. n?HT?i?r* ^
| seases of the bruins
(jolu crown and Hring* Wot'- * ?
A Specialty
: Uifict* l'hmie C..120 .. iit>s. tit.'-.
|-'ll'?& Washi ng t'-nSt., "Cora., S.. C.
j ' Oil ice Hours: .Telephones:
S-30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. 'CuS9 ...
Residence Ss73
- Dr. D. K. Jenkins
--DEiNTlbT ? H
Fillings, Plates, trowiu, B:u.ge.s.
Sunday 5"^ Appoint.r.eni,
hx'tract'ion, by Loiiuu-L:v_? -?
A'nesthesili tr Specialty
1107 hi Washington .St| Colo., S. C.
ui't m m
Ollice Hours Phones
t> to* !i A. M. ( (lice (>U33 '
11 to 2 P. M. -Res. 67'dS
t> to 8 P. M.
Dr. R, 1>. Frederick
1 r. :
. J Physician v
Office:? ReMfforic'eT-"
lll)7-'2 Wa-hinjjton 1116 Pari
O\ er \ iO'ir Savings Rnnk" '
Columbia S. C. ?"
Office I'hcme b4U? ~ Ecsi G7'j?
* N.J. FR.EDEK1CK
Attorriey-a*. Notary f'ublit
PK ACTICE IN A I.L C O I ItTs . '
? ?State and FfcQeral ' i;
1 11 ^Washington St,, Cola., s. C.
IT.UlH' Trill '
. AH Claa.-os of Dental Wuht?
Dr. L. H. Mailman
DENTIST
i'a.i.'i.'Ss Ka ira.;!on?. Sui.<lays Ey
Appointment.-. Days: .Mondays, *
lut'i-tl v-. \Vci'iiH-.-iiays. Thursffnya
f^igny-s -anu~Sa'.TJrda\~
Office: 2.1GP1-2 Geryais Street '
?=?^Columbia. S. C.
Fan-O-Lin System .
In Beauty Culture
Give h'A.V-f)-L.lN Hair, SiS?1p.
Dandruff .arid Toilet Preparation ?
a trial. Their worth has been
proven. Have and are frrowlnjf
hair r on "bald heads ftnd bare
spots' when directions are f,ol'
'lowed.- Will promote a full
irrpwth of Hair. _j :
. 1 Box Hair Grower . I
1 box Special^ Hair Grower .40
1 ho x Si alp Sonp .... 120
I 1 box Pressing Oil v " ]4B
I iu crrns extna lor poa'age^.
Regis'tei f d in U. S. Patent
hornet1'. 1 ? :
j Agents Wanted Write for terms
1 Jilade by irt m
Mme. Fannie \4. Carolina
1029 Ili.rh^arket Street
GEORGETOWN. S. </..
k] 1 ?
isttrtg - \ n e sncrcrt XFHj
Ions to our compe H|J
understanding, dig-, Kjl
Service injures . kilffil ?.
etc compliance with _
io inviolable rights