The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 01, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Saturday, June 1, 1935
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I Rev. J. <?. Anderson .Pastor
The Sunday school opened at
10 o'clock with the Supt. Mr. D.
R. Starks presiding The lesson
subject, "The meaning of? the
Lord's Suppiji'" was beautifully
discussed. ~ ' ' _
At TI o'clock UKe pastor filled
the pulpit with another of his won
derful sermons, which .was enjoy,
ed by all. . . '
The evening services began at
6 o'clock and' the pastor filled the
J' "pulpit withVnother spiritual feast.
J The Junior-Steward Board gave a
Silver T?a last Sunday ni ght after
services at the- parsonage. The 1
program, and the collection were
good.
The - Sunday school has decided
. to have their picnic at Paradise
. r Ju. iir*vJ_l? i J.T r*/-?
"* " " "iTniTfwiyi. rfimx mr,
Sunday is Communion day aiicT
the pastor will preach a special
sermon.
The public iis invited to worship
-With us on next Sunday.*"
SOUTHERN DIOCES MISSIONv
ARY CONVENTION F I R E
BAPTIST HOLINESS CHURCH
OF GOD OF THE'AMERICANS
y
The Missionary .GomxjnJti'pn
? convened with St. Lily Fire Bapa
tist ' Hohness-"Churchr-Aitlanta Cavr
May 16, 1935.
TTie convention opened on Thursday
morning with a sweet praise
meeting*. All testified to the glary
* of - God. Following this Mother
L. A. Pinkard came Forth with a
message, subject " Go Forward J.'
\ The message was very inspiring1:;
V . Arrival of dur beloved Bishop W.
\ E. Fuller, and wife the comgregation
stood as he ascended the ros'^trum.
" We listen u> encuuigainK
j_- t?? of +hf-m. The
wurua iivm r
---: - convention was then properly organized.
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President, Mirs. G. F. Cun.ningr.
ham, Jacksonville, Fla.; vice pre|
sident, Mrs. Carrie Nelson, of Eas-^
Ji, tern North CarolnaDistrict; SecI
\ retary, Mrs. H. M. Evans, Abbe(
I I* vlle? S- G- etc- The officials were
1 I -escorted in the bounds we listened
1 ' . to a short talk - from our most
esteemed Bishop W. E. Fuller. His
council was enjoyed by all. We
Were honored with the present of
oilr Bishop's wife, Mrs. E. C. Fulfo
ler. She brought sunshne to the
i entire convention. Words of thanks
from each offiice elected. Remarks
ifrom thfii following Elders: J. M.
Riley, D. S. Pinkney, E. A. White,
G. C. MeCurry, J. W. Smith, P. S.
McDaniel. Thursday afternoon
was highly enjoyed by all. The
preaching .was by a different SisSi!
ter at each daly servce. We Ifc1
- tenpd to reports from the smaHer
;'] churches. Thursday night the
l|i spiritual idea was high. The songs
^ and praises were glorious. The
- Rev. -Mrs. Bohannah was the
IH ' speaker of the hour using for a
text Daniel 3:17 subject, "He Is
VT Able." The church- was packed
Hi every night to its uttermost seat J'
Kattie B. Smith our great head.
Bw W. E. Fuller who has been elavat?
ed to the office of Bishop has not
tiaj& lu have peisunal lnutui u>
|[ j the Salvation of Souls os has lost
| I his enthusiasm for preaching the
H | gospel. Friday mornng reports
D I continued most every raport was
_?U in the up grade. The hour of pray Tj
er arrived. After listening to re
I quests for prayer, we owed toWi,
tether to the living God in be half
| of the sick. [Followed by shouts of
praise. Fridav evenini/'
I honored with a soul stirring message
comihing through Si s t er
Ro?a Long" We paused to listen
to Mr. Firestone, he g,ave each
^ delegate a present.
Friday night we listened to the
leading churches report, they were
"as follows.: Thomasville, N. C.
$100.25; ' Columbia Jones Tab.
Anderson Fuller's Temple, $174.00,
Atlanta Zion Temple $175.00, At?
v lanta St. Lily $178.00. Other
churches repored well. Sermon" h'y"
O. S. C. C. Chiles?
Saturday-morning delegates made
? their reports. Delegates from the
varous states as ollows, South and
North Carolina. Alabama. Florida
and Georgia. Orlanda Fla.reported
$25.00.
Saturday morning the convention
went sight seeing. Fifteen
cars bore the delegaton through
rthe city. Bishop W. E. Euller and
? family lead the way. W# first
visited the Zoo from there to the
Federal Presion Building then'
throUgh Spelman Campus on to
Bookker T. Washington Hi school
and looked on his atatue", and other
plaees. I will not mention^
Saturday night we had series
of aernrions. Prayer meeting 5:30
Sunday morning Sunday School at
10 o'clock, Mrs. Emma Mack, acting
Supt. Collection $10.00.- The
lesson was reviewed by Bishop W.
E. Fuller, followed by a solo from
1 r ? ^
mrs, r,. u. Jb'uller. We also had
some encauntgiqg remark*?from
' our Bishop'a wifer Mrs. E. C. Fuller.
After Sunday school we were I
favored wHh'. a literary program,
conducted by [Miss L. B. Turner.
and Mrs. A. j^e. f -|
Stlfiday evening was a glorious]
time. The Lord wonderfully pour-1
ed out His power. Sunday night
Sister L. R. Wilson, Macon, Ga., i
atood in the gate-way; and declared
His word. Many beautiful
' presents were presen'f ea , to . the
Ms'-.op and other also, two quilts
were presented to the school.
The District Reports as follows:
Alabama, $52.50; Florida, $77.34;
Columbia, $150.65; . East North
Carolina, $220.30;' S. H. No. 2,
$303.72; S. C. No. 1, $546.42;
South East Ga., $149.91; North
East Ga.; $422.35. , ;.
"Let the words of my mouth,
and the irteditation of mjf heart
be acceptable in.thy sight, O, Lord
my strength, and my Redeemer.
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Rtt?r-tt,-WAULHY I>IE9 1
- Sumter,- S. -e.?May 28, 1085?
Rev. M. Warley died at his home
315 Manning Ave. Tuesday, 4:10
CentraljConference of the A. M. E.
CRTTFcH: 1 In active service for 40
years or more, a Presiding Elder
Xor?six?years, ?Funeral services
will be held at Mt. Pisgah A. M.
E. Church, Friday 2:30 P. M.
W VYM A N A. M. K. CHURCH
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Rev. \V. (i. Owens, l*istor
Winnsboro; S. C.?The Sunday
school is still growing Under the
leadership of the , very . efficient
Supt. .Mr. S. A. Moore.
The teachers popular contest
was quite a success. Mrs. S. A.
Moore, teacher tf the primary
-rravirvg received the highest
amount of money was declared tin
most popular teacher. . Quite an
ovation was given her'by the Sunday
school lads by Mrs. Carnpn?n
began at 11 :dO. Rev,
Dixon preached for, us using as a
subject "Earth as Lord's foot
stook"
Sunday afternoon Rev. Owen?
preached t'he Baccalaureate sere
mop at the High School. " lie used
as a subject "Touch," International
Touch, Moral. Touch, Spiritual
Touch?" "r-~ :
A new club - Wayinair Warriors
was organized, at the parsonage.
I Mrs. E. M. Owens was elected
[ Pdesiddivt"; Mr . George Ti'app
Vice President; Miss L. Hallmanger,
Sec.; Mrs. A. Trapp, Trens
The next meeting is to be at tht
parsonage presidlil over by Mrs
Owens. On
last Sunday we bad two
members to join the i-hin-eh ?
Mrs. Mattie Whitner, Mrs. K
M. Owens and Mrs. S. A. Moort
.vere among the many wht> eat .
tained the day school teacher*
zwfebL dinner^ ^ ^ ?
ST. J A M KS A. M. L.- C11T R<' 11
Rev. Hale H. Thompson, Tastoi
* yvsiicvii it-, -ja . c.;? rue past $ao
bath was a most beautiful day ii
this Mountain city ami the appca
to worship was very strong Tht
Sunday school was laigely attend
ad, being conducted Ly the assist
ant S'upc-i/ntenident, Mr. , Marsh
The class-study of- the lesson wa:
very intern;t.ihgly conducted aftei
which Mr. Steward gave a ver>
pointed review of the lesson.
The Junior Choii- under the <11
rection of Mrs. Edna Wilson serv
ed throughout the day and tin
crowd was unCfsualty large tha
worshiped at the morning service
The subject of the morning's mes
sago was "Clod Tlu- Eternal I'*<>r
giver" taken from Psalm 31st
chapter, 3 vorse and ,wa.s deliVereby
our pastor. Profound attentioi
was- given-to the -delivery?trf- thr
message. There wore outburst;
of ,tri <j^t joy throughout the ser
vice. An unusually large numbc
nf visitor*. wnrshinod with lis
They arc?ahvays made wi Icome
* At the evening service, the Jut
ior Choir, under the direction o
Bring-Wilson ar. l Mis. Lc
' nova?Red, presented hrilbmft?
"The Open Tomb," to air over
flowing audience. There win
twenty-four in the east and ouj
young people are to be cornpli
merited for this beautiful epntii
bution to evening service.
The Spring- Rally elfort. is It
full swing and all forces are worl
ing" toward success. We are 1 o<,k
ing forward to Bound Train" mat
ufactured exhibited by Mr. Jam
es Gust, Tire receipts from 'Uii
recreational program will go t<
the two divisions in the S'priny
Rally elFort.
The boards and clubs joiniftl it
FULL Cooperation in bringing t<
a successful close- the* temporU
-activities for tl\e month by making
rtheif reports oii Sunday nigh
past. All are working hard foi
a successful rally' ending on ,Sun
day riignt, June iWrci.
-HT: LIKE A. M. E. cm-Rei
Rvv. E. I*. Ellis, Pastor
Our Sunday morning, service bo
Kan with prayer meTTitTg at (5:dt
Sunday school and Adult Bibb
ctR55"1?:30. Preaching 11:15 an;
7:45. .A. C. E. League G:45. Sun
day wasT>eautiful all day and tin
church goers of St. Luke certaitnly
enjoyed the day. Our pas to i
"delivered two sermon^ Out wiT
never be forgotten as long as men
ory lasts.
On Sunday rr.ght, otit- Junio:
Choir twas in charge. o'L' the sor
vice, with the Row Mrs. V. L. El
_List Directress. The people of St
Luke are telling the. Senior Choii
to work fast, before they be ovci
taken by the Junior, for they wort
certainly fine. Our church peoph
are not' the only ones to talk a boy!
them, but its. Wjjr- talk of the town
Our churdb is-^trrving much
All are in japod spirit and out
church?meeting on Monday nighi
was one of'the- host, am] Bro. TL
Watson was elected delegate tc
the District meeting, ho i* one ol
our best young men, so let -us holrl
him up. On Sunday, evining last
C. G. Garrett was our guest. 11c
witnessed the "entire program am:
no sai<i tnat ne enjoyed the same
At the closie Of t.hn. pin
pastor introduced him to the congregation
and his remarks were
the best that we ever listen to.
Sunday,?Juno tUil Cain m union,
both morning and night. EWr>
body is welcome and we are asking'you
to come. Soviet the, entire
church advance on their knees
in prayer, u
Wm.. Wright, Reporter.
Total raised with district and
free will offerings $2184.00
W. E. Fuller* Bishop
C. C, Chiles, Overseer.
Elmira MacH, Reporter. ,
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i frramrrrrrowrr district -pa'
CONFERENCE lu<!
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'l)r. T. J. Mites, Presiding Elder pi
The?Georgetown?District -Con-?pja
ference met in Mt\ Zion. Church, jy
May 21-22, 1935. Rev. Wm. Mil- c.,|
ton, the entertaining pastor had ,m
everythitnr well in hand for tak- ^
ing care ojf the ministers, delegatand
visiting friends. The open- ,|0
iug addrc-s was delivered by Dr. cjt
J'.-JL-Miles, Presiding- Elder, His- p;,
mcssap,, was much enlightening to jn
our souis.. After which Dr. T. J. nu
Miles proceeded with organization ar
of the .conference. Prof. C. G.
Garrett, honored the meeting with
his presence. He appealed to the ;V1
p.l'ide-of the manhood" and womanhood
of the A. M.. E. Church in |t.j
supporting Allen University, The ()p
lighthouse and the only hope of giv ilt,
ing our - youth a-Christian Echh'a-' f,j
tion. His message -was inspiring
to us all. The Educational assess-^
nient roll was called and in a short
time $2012.78 was collected. Dr.
T. J. Miles in a very sweet way ,n
thanked the ministers and dele- Bi
gates for their support and co- he
operation.
Georgetown ;Disti*i<rt seems" to ctJ
in good spirit and is cooperat- fu
ing in the work and the ministers hi
and delegates assured Dr. T, J. fn
II Miles' that thev were: "willing to lit
. support and follow his giant lead- ci
L ?rship. ? ?
Annual -sermojv by Rev. D. N. M
Wilson of St. Stephen A. M. E. -M
Church of Georgetown, S. C. Ilis at
sermon being filled with the spir.
it and each one was in rich in- Jr
formation and delivery."*
>. Dr. T. J. Miles, presiding elder C
was associated in holding the' scs- a
sion by the following Presiding
Elders of the' Palmetto confer- at
' ence:-?Drs, J. E. Benbow. R. E. *ti
* III ngdun, also Dr. A. P. Spears, a
A larg^. number of visiting min?H
' - inters and laymen from Kingstree a
- district and Mf? Pleasant district
* attended the sessions. ei
Among the visitors Were Drs."
J. E. Beald, E. 11. McGill, Rev. I
W. T. Murray, Rev. C. S. J. Mol- T
ktfe, Revs. A. (J; German, J. C.
r James, vf. P. Butler, R. A. Brown,
C."Williams, Dr. E. P. Ellis.of St. j
" Luke A. M, E. of Charleston. Lay- ^
1 men as follows'U-Mr. E. L. Thorn- il(
! as, Mjv Eddie I.aNvrenee,. Mr. Ered rr
r Greene. All of whom spoke dur"
ing the conference sessions.
.Mrs* T. J. Miles and Mrs. Grif- vj
fin of Columbia were honored ,r
* guests of the niootimr . W 4Un?1*
r (loci for. our presiding elder for'he vV
_ -haii put the Georgetown District'
back in its place, at the top.1 NV
" We ar(> praying for him that he
" \vill be elected to the Bishopric in *M
' l(j:U5. ' On Wednesday everting af1
ter the reading and discussion olf v
papers the conference closed.
_ Sine die. ? ?; : jy
M*aynie E. . Greene, reporter, q
1 MANNING DISTRICT
^ CONFERE^CR ^
s Manning .District Conference con
- ven?'d May the 14, 15 on the Pine
r Grove Circuit. Re\V Burgess, pars
tor. I)r. W. J. Robinsom. Pre.sid- ?
ing Elder. Ths copfe^enice ivas
h one of the greatest ones in the ^
' history of this district. The men" tj
"r -?>i .uiying that uui- "Bishop did p
^ hoi. make a mistake when he ap- ^
pointed Dr; Robinson as lender "of c|
this district. Peace and joy pre- -NV
l* vailed during the whole session. 0
The reports of the pastors were
very- ?Dr?-Rrrbinson created F,..
" ?><->> 'iju~it on itic district- this 's,
~v<?ar by -giving, a prize or prizes-to lM
; tiie pastors that paid his full assessment.
Kev; I). J. Gadsden, j|
1 pastor of Maniinj? Station received (]
, JjiiQ/.UO iie_ paid his fiill assessment Vi-1
t'Or thP year. This year being olec- s,
tion year for the General Confer'
ence HKW in ~KTew York we had ol
. many vsitors, the conference was j(
1 glad indeed to greet our_Bishop. |,,
! He gave us--a wondor.ful message. s,
' We were' happy indeed to go with c(
him with oui miiid> 10 the "Bible hi
1 Lands". -?,ei
1 I)rs. L. 11. Ile.mnpngway and B, u
F. llildebjxuid, *A. I*. Spears with r<
_ the jjofluu:?miuUtui^--g+tve?to -the T
conference some valuable infer- tl
' niation. Watch the Manning dis- w
- trict this year: uur motto is ''We a<
Are Going to Town." e<
r " LKXIMi11'ON VKWS T
, .x't vKvs at t lie VaFiojUs churches B
| in and around Lexington were y
, very good Sunday. m
The Sunday .school at Bethel is *
making wonderful progress in all M
^ rtt-fr*vt>. " The atlen<Tanei- was tl
( quite large Stinday and much cred- \\
it is due to the very faithful and ti
efficient teachers.
Our "pastor, llev. Simmons, was \v
witih us at BcthM Sunday night, di
and preached a very powerfut.-ser v:
T mun to ah audience of interested N
j. hearers. sq
We are just out of our Dist. Con
' ferenco -and the memory lingers- pi
I on. The district conference will Ji
he the talk of The town for quite
a .while because the Lexingtonians B
". really enjoyed having the visiting
__ d'rosidiiiff Kldcr. ministers and jti
-friends. They arc extending the si;
"t invitation to come agifin. ' SI
The Silver Tea was highly en- th
I lertninod Sunday at the Parsonage
The Missionary ladies?are?truly- 4>
7 faithful anil nothing more tlhan in
I success can he theirs. The pastor se
sends out > ' -
.. . nun wiivii nr if
. sees the auxiliaries of tTTe' church th
. trying, to do their .part. __ C<
, The Home Demonstration Enter S.
geney Club of Lexington County es
is makine' wonderful?aud rapid
progress under the leadership of
Mrs. Alice Dixon. hr
On Tuesday, May 2N, the club. SI
mot at the home of Mrs. Amanda
I^oricks of Lexington and some of
' very interesting and practical dent be
onstration in cooking and sewing ho
I were given by Mrs. Dixon and B<
Miss Suber. ~ ~~ ' wi
Tho making of cheese seemed to fr
have held , the members spell he
houtvd?twihile... the demonstrotor ce
11111 ill nil lit???
HE PALMETTO LEADER *
lies-would. only meet this club
un sure that they would?he
eatly benefited.
We were Kind to have with us ] <1
Tuesday,?Mrs. Simmons -and fi
ughterj Quiney Le%. They seem g
to have enjoyed the meeting ! if
nil and promised to be with us j tt
tun soon. : ; Is
Lexington is saddened over the ' y
ath of one of its well known i I
;izens, Mr., Ci. BlagKvillc, who w
If,'May lid, iy,35. He leaves to ' 1'
>urn his loss .a host of r? lativcs I c
id friends. tl
Mrs. Bettie Davis, grand mother tl
Mrs. Eula Davis, who passed a- a
iy on .May "J, 11)35 was J-urierallz [.a
at St. Paul Baptist Church, Col U'
l?'e Place. The Rev. j. p. ReederJ ^
ieiated. She loaves tcr nioftrn -S1
r Ivri-s ii'x vliildmi ?n?M* liwrt ')f ?
lends. . s |t?
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greenwood notes 1
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The Humming Birds Social Club ?
et at the home of. Mrs. Eula -Q
rown May 21, 1U35, at t^i' usual l'
>ur.
Tho roll was- called and dues c
dlec-U'U, after the business was I1
illy transacted, the club was J('
ghly entertained with a delight- '
it hour. The hostess served a do ^
:ious course of peanut's buttorip,
cake,and Grape fruit bunch. u
-Miss Beaufort Payne of lieUxut, S
ich., attended the funeral of ''
rs. Bell Dean from Philadelphia, 1
Young Chapel Sunday. }'
Mr. Vonnie Meeks spent. Sup- "
i.v, .MaT -0, in Ashville, N. -Gt
.Mr. James Bacus,ra student at "
lailjii University 4sr hoftp* j after 5
successful years work-.-???
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Percival, Mr.
id Mrs. B. J-. Sanders, nuitored
> Augusta, Ga. Iast*"fuesday and
Itmdcd. tho Commencement ut "T
aioos Institute. ?They" reported ~
pleasant trip.
Miss Birdie Peterson has return
1 home after a ^successful school |
l in at (iall'iiey. ? ^
'AUKUNACE12 BAIT. ClH 1<C 11 '
Uev". T. U.' Tolbert, Pastor ;
Sunday school opened at the usu "1
I hour, with a large-'attendanc. C
he lesson was interestingly dis- 1
is seal; after whiOh, the Supt gave c
' (JimOly review.?zr~.????=- 1
Tho pastor .delivered a wonder- t
II message at. the morning- ser- v
ice from the subject, "We are 1
relabels of one Body." At the 1
veiling service we were -blessed
'ith ahotiher Interesting sermon '?
y the pastor. ' Both ' sermons
ere well prepared and delivered, S
11 who heard theni .were benefit- 1
i: . . ' . |
Tkis_being rally day quite.a..?uw.. _
is iters' and l'riends Were present. 1
11 clubs and members are quite* -J
u>y trying to make it 10 the goal. ollection
for the day was $212.
The following .teachers have re--. ''
iirned home after being way all !
inter?teaching,- -Missed- Helen J
.oma.x, Jessie GHliam and Mr. \
.ndryw Bkifford. _ ;
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UN-ION NEWS
"Intra-racial Cooperation" was [
te >nbje'ct of Mr. Herbert W.
iUimgai dner during?the?Young "
'''n ni l* *hou?- ^at^Bothel Sunday |
hampion of the race and has al- *
"a.vs_ been g friend to the youth
f this state.
The?pi ogi am?wir??rrrrc of HTe-3gtilar
monthly Sunday evening
rrvices. Several numbers pre- ,
?eded the main speech. '
"What shall wP do about social y
iju>tices,?" Topic for last. Sunay's
A. C. E. league. .It was j
ip'V Welt discussed. A very t
jitable topic for the cim.ing eiti- j
i*nry to ponder over for certainly i
ur group labors under many such g
ifluenues. The theme came on <
of the Supreme Court*- 4
trapping decision of tlfe N. R. A. t
wlj.-, Vnivwlrit .bulJ w.? a- "V
out that? Shall we like good y
tizens stick to thP bird that brot a
s bread or Shall we like the child- 1
?n of Israel mock our 1 earlier ? {
Ire N. R. AVTvasa yods send To" t
io underprivileged and the Negro l
:iis greatly benefited by the re- 4
djustments of the social and e- 1
>.nomie arrangements it carried, v
~Ba*U>e-ir. G. Bowman left dast c
uesday mbrning for Columbia to c
ttend the annual meeting of the ?
oard of Trustees 6f Allen Uni- >
ersity. While there he will wit-ess
the eommehcemant .exercises, t
Pastor A. H. Hatwood and L. |
L..Tobin are scheduled to deliverle
commencemnet addresses at
'innsboro and Rock Hill respec- fc
vely.
I
The Commencement exerciser s
ill be held^ff Sims School Monay,
June n. Rector Theo. P. Del- f
in (white) of the church of the n
activity (Episcopal) will be the
ieaker. ? '
Elder J. C.- .McClellon will i
reach at Bethel Sunday evening.
j.ne 2. ^
Thp, official board will meet at ^
ethel Monday evening, June 3. c
Miss Dewey McDowell has retrnnd
to the city afW^ very =fi
iccessful school term in Chestor. 1
he is a member of the faculty of v
ie Finley School. * j * e
Miss Laura Rejd leaves soon for a
arlington where, she will assist 0
conducting - a summer normal ^
ssion. She ,is a graduate^of Al- w
n University and happens to be s
,,,only person in. Union o'r Union *
Junt-V - who holds^tbe degree of- B. ^
in Education. This is the high- 0
t bachelors degree of profosginn?JL
training in educatio^r
Mi ss Nell Russelle Nichols is *'
?me for the regular vacation. P
.v. ? suecesslul term.
Mrs. Sallie StcCoolv-eoc-resident P
this city js spending a few days a
re. She makes TolQdo, Ohio her a
me now. She worshipped'" at
?thcl, Sunday morning where sheis
greeted, by many of her old
ionds. Pastor Bowman granted *r
r a writ of membership to be 91
rtified to the A, M. B, - Chtrrch
r t Hfctfi'KR, 1V\R AttRVR US I
lirati.iord Institute <!? ><.1 Tmirny
morning after a V'i v sue- < -?l
sehotjl .session. All <.i" 11 h p.-"'
rains were wejl pttenbd. and
luch enjoyed. The speaking <
\st on Tliin*sa}iv nitrhj was e\e !
-UL Seven vu.,r.L' la a., i
oung man were the eonte-ta v
'he proirram was jnt-.rsp< : <1
ith beautiful musieal nui'nh i
Tof. Young, the- music teaehcr i-.
harge. He was assisted in a!!
he programs by .Mi.-s lv:ni<i. A
air who was one.of tie- gra iuati ;
n<l also one of the advan-e i | i.
no students. The judges -.\<..i\v
irc-e white citizfis. Each ;>. 1:
riefly. complimentary t?> i
peakers and the occasion. I.... wer
Macanly gave each of the a;.a
stunts a (.Soliar, wnieii-ipa-n- i V
mile,-and the -auiiienea applaud
'he decision of the judges .. v. ...
laced in a sealed envelope to !?< i
pencil on Commencement Day.,!
in Wednesday morning the cla-s
ay program was very interest i:.g; i,
t consisted of'the elass history.J
lass prophesy, clas< will, a/scr-"!
ion iinnm wliict wo* i i> . .j-i . i . . . I
i .English* A playlvt, ontith- d, j
Brick Back'-Blunder," and mn-ieTt
'His was a ve,rv spicy |in Rinni.l
Wednesday. mocninR was jrir-'d-*!
atinpr day. The Choral Club w-.? J
heerful with its stattv setting <?'
ot plantft-ah.d -the class ~>f : or.
han twenty happy irraduates.-"l'ht i
ountf ladies were-.very attractive
11 their white eyelet ?'mbroi?ler>
r.esses, all made alike. The yepnjr
nen also,looked line in their, n-. w
Hits of dark fabric. Mis- Sara!,
iarber, Valedictorian. and MisEunice
Adair, Salutatoriiui,- wen.
he only speakers from the Ha'--\.
die annual address to the e-rnbti
ties was niiid'c. l?y R-. v. 1). I'rn: j
?y, D. b, of-tiiis^eU-y^..Tht* -add'i.e- ras
logical, fiiTT7bl' jfooM' huivu'
md-wcll delivered.- A t'-tct?t-df ran
lates received thejy diphmas;
hero was rant attention l\?r : . <
nnouneinjr. of the prize. .Mi 'sendora.
Petto won the. (Xratorial
prize, speaking (odd. "Medial.
Master James Wood-, won tin" *
?2.00 Riven by the Federated,
'lub of&the city. Miss IVarlfnv
itiln^. n-,r?i hn (V,.- ?iat
U'nt in first- year Latin; -M is. Saiie
B.Vrd (jaw. -a prize in Siy.< inn.,
md Mrs. Brown, the president*';vile
gave prizes t<> tlie yirU wP
kipt the best rooms. '.Several e i
r prizes were jjiyvn... The I'iiiv?
Milit; u.";u- written and an > ii'ir"'?i
diss Kunice Ada'n:. The >V\vir.-.
Oxhibit viuj. ucwed by rtrr?rrrr?
'ticwtit the, close oi* tlie pi. -jr...
Many parents and friends 'wen'
ier? from other cities A; town-,
rhe np'achmtes received ha -i
ncwilts, l.'ies. dmi.
?Bi aiiierd?l.his y. at.
rffTij>..fJw?uJo.>^ 1?
Mrs. t\ My Finley. (iron! U- yxl
Matron cf the Order of the F.
crn. Star, went-jto Spartunboiv.
Monday jiiyht,_wluri' she v.'a. , m ial
rrudst in a joint m'eetinjr "if
Mogcs and Stars, Mrs. ("an
I honipson acccmpann'd hi r.
. liev. anil- Mrs. Rosebi.ro, of Camiwv-attomivd
the' t'oiam. r.<cp\. ;t
n Bruintrd.'Institute. M'i .It >oro
.is a former teach. r at l.a:
school.
h'rM: y . ihtrlit. Mi-- A: i,a r
?d, "I' in ley Hi Ten Years from
Sow."
The participants wore a[|"Tu!l
flee, and rmnl.- th?pi ", i !tili?s-?
>ear quite' natural. About hi- I !.<
School students took part. The
nusie was very y.. mla.Hil ^T.wdjf
i . variuty of talent' ainon^r tii
,'oursrr folks.
Sunday -afternoon- tt'ahar 1
3n.ptist ; t fmrjii?wtts?>p.i. ken?"T~r~
he? Baccalaureate Sennm: of 1; '
ey Hi. preached by Rev. 1 T. I
Juekett of Benedict ('ijlL'-jre. Tin- =
icrnion was profoun 1 in tli u^!-:
cholatly. forceful, and wad! >!
rfi 4 J-r.-?t~.ll.A. 1. ? U ? ..1.
o "G<> R rward." Tide hcaivr-i '
ivre heartily ]?!?:if; "i' h : y . < .
pung men and women, in capUuF,
gowns, looked" quite
ike as tluy marched. in and took:
Jjlik^pl.u-i's. I'.rjtK-iL'ill.-. I-'. nivd. .
naide . furtho announcement ,;, a
out the DrcS^^hratlv'which, wilk.
e Mulltiaj?m ci.ing, undf r t li> : i
eetion of Miss Kst He M. Jkian.
and 'lie gradualing ex? ri i- ?h
Weill.e day m^ht. /.Mrs. l>u ktt
accompanied h.r hushaiul lute,
ind also I'rof. and Mrs'..*l. M. A.
ilyers, yf Columia.
These visitors were ihtro?Tyc\J !
o the congregation, and the p
lo wexu glad, to haw. them lieievilh
us. "i
Prof. T. J. Hanbri i\\' of Col.mi - ,
ia, passod. through -t4m city Sat- j
irday, ami sU?pl'- i ior an hour o: ;
o chatting with friends'.
IVIr, Ardry-Hjavdin graduated j
rom Benedict-vfel!t*o'o Turd: r
norning and is now at home.
Mr. J. S. Ktanlidek \vrrrt
n Ohio. ' * ;
Mr. James William Ben-..n lef
rfonday for Washington, 1>. C.
Ve wish and predict for him a sueess.
Thlrtyjjseven youths will march .
nt. of high school Monday. Tin-o
hjvfr pnPPtrp i\f vncKton/tn
fill continue their training?otlira,
perhaps will l'/e'content to work
t their trades (so did Jesus), still .
thers will become wivys and 'imiyaps'
mothers.- For. those who
rish to press forward, we joi? in
honting the watch word. "On*
ard!" The Civilian Conservation
brfts 4s being enlarged and will
are for nuiny, six, twelve and
iphtcen months.. ?They*?hnt'-r "
plejjdid libraries and educational ,
aci/ities and those who hn^er wilf
rofit. Quite a few public' pro?cts
are being opened up. Kmloyment
there, 0\\r standing
rmy is being enlarged by sever1
hundreds of thousands?service
lere, long terms. At. any rate f
icsa souls -should re mem her th'. <
If thou are really noble, wise and
ue, immortal pods will guide thee
ifely throught."
Come to Church! Go to Church!
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Office lloura Phone
11:30 A M to 2 P. M Office 353?
f'U" i1. to a P. M. Res. 8341
Dr. C. E Stephenson
Physician and Surgeon
LAseases of Women "and Ohilaie?
A?Specialty? ? r
Office.' Residence:
.41J'/2 (Assembly St. l3'do (juk tit.
L11CL.M. UAMEU; .
Physician and burgeon '
JlTicu liojra: y to 10 A.M.; 1 to 8
P, 6 lo 6 P. M.
Special Attention Given Dm'uu
; v.Uf Women.
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Office . . Kesidciice:
1125 Washington 2250 liamplop
Phone G-12V ? Phone 7504
1>K. J, G. STUAKf
JL^, iutr, 'Now nil Throat - Giusse?
Kitted Accurately.
- Off.ce Teltphonur- ?
11:00 to i.'bO 1" Mi ' it' a. "4*091.
0:00 Uj t-'.oo P.M. Office 37'Ji
. -Office. ?; It5^'idenc?T "
2020'Tajlor St. . 1417 Pine St.
Int. ll. li. cooPtifct
Uatkt ^ .
Special Attention Given u> Tn+
Beaees- of the Gums
- Gold t?i 'a n iuid Briutfe W orA
Specialty
Office Phone 642V Ho*. 32v3
1125 Washington St., Coia.,. S. C.
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Office llouia: Telephones*
3-30'A.M. Vo i,p(> i'.M. ICO
Roaiiitiico b613
I>r. I). K. Jenkins
DKNTIHT
Fillings, Fiatea, . Crowns, Briugsa>
Sunday by Aypoinuae.Bt
Extraction by Conductive
- - Anesthesia * -Specialty
14?7A* VV-ashington Sl.~Colo... S. Or
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s' yi 9 A, >17" - (ihco>(V0^r'f>^
11 to 2 l\ M. Kes. G7y8
-6 to tr 1\ ,M.o ' -
Dr. R. R. Frederick
" ~ Vv^J.>hv.sicia;i , '
Oilice: Kesidenc'c:
1107'; Washington 1116 Par*
()\(f \ ir?'"-y Vint It- 4? _
Columbia S. C.
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()?Hce Thone. 8^fu1 ' N.
J. FREDERICK
AUorney-al-I,aw and Notary Puhti*
Pit AC TICK is All (-(HUTU ??'
" ?STata and f- ?'
1119 Washington St., Cola., H. C.
Pltyne Jill .t-~, " f -r
. * -*A-U -of iH'ntal Work
"ttvETII. IlaTlman
D E N T r a t
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ppoinunonts. Days: Mondays,
' y*;- W Li!:'ii'.-,:avs, Thnrnildji*^
.'Fridays arid Saturdays r\ '
Office: 23tiUl-2 Gcrvais' Street*'" "*
Y~ '. . Columbia, S. C. .
Fan-O-Lin System ?
In Beauty Culti^re
tdtcy I A N HIN Hair, Haft*.
Dandruff and Toilet Preparation
a trial. Their worth has b<Htn
proven. Have and are arrowing
hair On bald heads find bare
spots" when directions are fob ,
lowed. * Will promoW a full * _
growth of Hair.
1 box Special Hair Growfir .40
1 box Scalp Soap .20
1 box Pressing Oil. __ .. .48
10 cents extra for poVape
Registered in U. S. patent
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Agents WnntcH WriU tnr trnmmtm Made
by
Mme. Fannie L. Carolina
1029 High Market Strset -
GEORGETOWN, S. C.
itinp Tno ^ sacreel wR|
"ins to our compe rr.n
inelerstanelinir. dig- MliiM
Service insurer |lTjTjj
>tc compliance with kr^.^1
e inviolable rights
esires of t-he- be"
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