Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fr. * . ? ???_^, ? NOTICIl^ * 4 . All news fur T-he Junior ('air* must be in tfra office no later than Tuesday afternoon of each week. Many let^er^are rGcoiv?d too lata : _Jor publication. ?-r^lLL^ ^ NOTICE TO AP^tJGANTS _ " Children desiring to bgbome members of the Bill Carvef'CIutT1 must fill out coupon and mail it together with a stamped, self-addressed envelope to The Palmetto Leader Bill Carver Club, 13KT7X?7 sembly Street, Columbia, S. C. " Membership Card-and Button "7. will be sent to you immediately. "BILL." Boys And Girls WANTED To Karn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for am- ^ bitious hoys and gir|s to make money every week, all year lohir" hV KTTnTrl-v working-!?in spare time in your own neigh borhood. ? - No money, no. experience........ _ needed. We supply everything. Many boys and girls are now happy, making their own spending money. All you have to do to join them is to write to the address" below ml ask for full details. Write to:- ? . CIRCULATION M AN At J FR 7 THIS PAl.MivTTO I. RARER- _ 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C. <;rkk,nwood, s. c. Dear Mr.-Editor: ? ? If y'ou please, ju.-t a ILne.-ye-i^vtt to- my-mother and f;itjier at Clinton <'ollege. ?Mr. 1:111 \\ mianis ami Mrs. Ma'r?ha. Williams. Dear Mama and I lady ..f am very happy and ln>pe von are Happy too 'I am enjoying my .vi-it with my ? grand mothers-Mrs. I.ueia Ford and has iots of little friend.- here. ; J * A'our daughter^ ? 1 nurse ?I . ? i HAD A HOOD CI. I'll M FKTINti' Dear Bill Well here 1 am tigaiif. I am trv r to pet 111 v Mews in on time. We f day A. Jl, They-alT met at my "i hiinii'. A*'ter thd m... 1 ' < r\ ^ed refreshments and played a Hum i ber of jranivs. We had one new number, her nam*- i.- 'J eirna- < 'at _ ~~~ ing. We' will meet aei-tiii next Friday aflei.ni,mi. Hill 1 htr-v . "itj- _ sonip. more baby ehieks. I am trS-' ing to raise' a hundred- this year, j We had.a lovely Sunday -who,! H " . usual.' We are planning ..ur t'ljildren's Day next Sunday. I hope thp weather will be pood so we t'an * have'a nine time. Sorry to see . such few letter- on.Jr. I'm - - Hilt, t tV,^?t14~u+-4<4l y.m J-jwyi- pro- ~ .1 moted to the sixth p^iade.. 1 am .i nine years eld. I think that . is I ; good, don't you? I shall 'he., busy ~no\v helping m writer Ujrt? olf- fttr sTiinni' r s'h 1. Vv-teidaV 1 start- 1 pit ;? 77777777? i. o. r y ->l.v ' tunj. in next \Vf? lv owl' ShiiiWn M. T. Ward, you will be :iVjU* h?*ai it weHi I'm ??tV l'?: a busy ciav'.work. i- M.1 i'f:ir. I Wright Your truly, L. ^ 9 i-.Njtn i;i) ri-:aimms nil-; 'h Jl Molt l'A(iK..r ( -*< . Dear Hill, " ' 1 I have eiijuyid ryadinj*' th,. Jjin.- ^ 'ior-Page so much until 1'iiecidod to send in my application. Please send me my .aid and button. My school has. just, el<>-vd ' . and I am very tflad. -?:l Your- truly, Nanrina Wii!,< . WRITES FOR INFORM A I ION J Dear Bill," I am writ hut" you !"f informat , i?n about, organizing ;i Carver ^ ..Club'. I have l,voob rou<Uujf4liti!.J,.al._(... mettp Leader for quite a whil^ and j as soon as the paper ramie- I . would run for the Junior Pane. I get much thrill reading the paper, especially'the Junior Page and we wont to organize a club in Elloree yrhfwp we can " r;|" vun ;i 1 Quo ^ day I was picking beans gn<T my t \ XOUSin and Icynthra Williams ' f jwere talking about The Juriior ;y ?_.f>ag? and told me to get iuy mothpr to organize a club so I am writ- ( ing to you for i>tv~ nun nor ; k ^formation ami I would lik0 Very ijnuch ro near from yoO. . i tl am brown skin have short lack hair, 4 feet tall, eleven years ] Idnnd am in the seventh tirade. - 1 Will look to hear from you. Yours, truly, I Veronica Wilhurn i fcjjLtnn.Biii, .i , How are you? T am fine. Bill ! thicken, pigs and cows, I enjoy j ? J ! S t " \ 11 J ? j - P * f BILL CAKVER, Editor >a000C?>00<83<K?>C83000?<?>C8^ APPLICATIO? | DATI | M-A'ME"' ? \TJTTress~~......... I CITY-- ? ? ?; ! ' V I LfilKTlLDAY ? - J GKADEl SC H00 L Fill out thi# coupon and mail it < - stamped envelope to The Palmett 3 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. Y 3 re 11, book, and 70U will receive a >o<^orvooor>^^o<K^ft3tK8a?<Kaa .seeing about them. I have some -J thickens all of my ownv 1 You see I ain?Kept busy but I hope to write more often now. Little Rosa Monday has been -?ek with pneumonia, but she is ! better now. Little Dodie Britrirs 1 has gone to Charleston to visit her < Qncle._\ve wish for her a good 1 tiiHe . I ! T. K. Robinson 1 ? NORA LEE MAKES AJM'LK'A 1ION > Hello Bill, . " ' ' i My fcra'nd mother takes tlve Palme tfo Leader and I enjoys read- ? in^r Y-our Page. 4- ajn in fourth grade. I wanL^-^joii) your club Pleyso take me ih-.L 1 . . Yours truly. ' _ Nora Eel' Buulware * ? \YANTED TO BE REMEM- BERKJ) ] ? "1 Dear Bill, a -While flunking 'of you I thought t I would di'op you. a few lines to be A remembered, as . 1- have been so" ? awful busy for tht, last few months i Hurt, I haven't had time for anv- i ,1.!- " inmg mucn. Kill our school has ] closed now and. we had ;rof?e Very s -plehdid plays for the closing and t ;d>i> Hill. I am still holding1 my * nu'inhership"card and button that f y. ii sent me. ,1 don't have much to syy this time, Bill, but: hope to \ have more -the next time. \ . - Yours truly, . I MclXitbe MeClintock 1 ' I'K*'.' I'l-iKITv M:\VS | Sunday evening June 2nd, So r \ \1 I." i.-... I u 1 ?? . **. ? h?-* iiv;uv? vu vniiii idl'f h-st nee ??f l'f+?f. tjarivU and alsg A utile v. i.v timely remarks. Also . * r-rrry inspiring message from the * ov. A. J.. Ilolman. Antioch Bap- " -r-t?Wilj l?le.o e(l ss ith a :i?u)_ stir.ing sermon; delivered.,by Rev. T. In. ft tipper and musice. by his tw. t liuirs, 'Ml. .\Ioi iah aaj Mt. Olive. ' f. P.M.'a very delightful Silvo s I'ea was given at the home o . si di-s ..Majtha Rickard and tils U diss .Mal/elma 'Moon. Tlnn -day.- t veiling. May dO' n \y'ijaJ;_-.s_ ltoai ii .No. T> held its 13 meting at the homes oT~M'rs. Alice 2i )a.\itiport. Mr. 10- A. Rogers and* Viu: i <f Washington/d). (V. were lit* dinner guests of Mrs. M A. w inlsayN; j ? l-'iuil <' .Inm.s Reporter ^ I'KNIM.KTON NhW'S - . L Sunday heing a very rainy day a i:111\?elmr.eh-goers were?prevent? d from attending church services. At I'. M. Rev. Clark pastor R t' (I old en View preached at King' 'Impel A. M./E. Church. ^ ^ SuniLyy,- morning Mrs. K., Miller iVsidefit of the Greenville District V. If. and F. M. Six-iety worsKtp-' d aUBethei A. M E.- Church, An- T c'rsoii, S. ( . ?-v el We are glad to. ha\V the\Morse aiiuly of I harlesion,- S C. \iOmu gain for the summer." I'lu. A tiih.iwi.ri r.- >' i.mvt.iuii \/i'Uiii(V 1 I (IIKIII^ School has on a (lriv0 to raise fund w or buiding purposes. Ther^e are s* everal clubs headed by hi school 'c >upils. The club raising the high- 0 sti amount over $10.00 will be v riv< i) a vacation trip to Asheville 1 iiul other points of interest in r< Vcstefn North Carolina. Adults b nTiTrfhrrtintr $5.00, oi?rrroro direct- B v may acc ompany tht, pu'pil on the r ? ? S AROl'ND CADES' < . ... " fi . r The Sunday School opened at -he?nniiil hour with Sunt, and F eachei's at itheir post of duty. I Che lesson was well discussed. The presiding elder preached"at "! it. Stephen U'. M. E. Church Suh- t lay at. l'l :30. He came to us with ? i burning message. Everyone re c ioieod he preached the word of ( Mod.. t Rev." T/. D. Gamble, F. T,. Thomas ( Bruce Adams and M. Kinder mo- I Hn-ed-(o Columbia lmvb Tuesday to -i Allen University and reported a 1 pluasanfcs-trip, 1 Mr. E. L. Thomas reports that 1 the truck farms are much earlier |( this year. He will pick Uma 1 Reans this week and will sell on 1 ^ew York markets. -Mft'i Bonnie i* atiit im-?i n-oving. >- ? jl ? . ; .. .. ? J ' f v > .1 t>^yQ*tyQ*w*fl*Q*tyQ*iy\yQ*Q*\>*Q*Q*Q*o*ci*iy<fQ^ (XSM?? P^? P ?0? VWOF1 * BLANK"?~1J? r__ :'?y s j. r. H.?--??-iM?? ~~ OTArrg -?? AGE ? , together with a tali addreaaed o Leader Bill Carver'a Club, 1810 our nam* will b? placed on th* , memberahip card and button ..- " _y r^y<y>Q*<yo*i>*^*<yQ*Q*oA<y,Q*yy<yty<y,Q,*Q*<yQ*Q^tt*< (vRANITEVILLE C. C. AND AUGUSTA TEAMS TIE 2nd GAME Qra,ntteville Park, June 3rd? Hunk Jones GranStaville C. C. School team was held to an 8-8 tie Siturday for the second tie jf-the^_a?ason by the Autfusia Gir> ~ - -~n:, __ ??vo,,uaiiic was voucu Oil aCCUUIll d{ darkness. The CG's received its biggest fright as they have lost, jnly 3 games ip the home field out ){ 14 games. . Those games were won by StatQ College, Allen University and King Mill. The giants plays Granitevnle a?ain Wednesday in Augusfci. CJranjfbeville plays Anderson sluggers Friday and Saturday. Graniteville has won 10; lost 10 unl tied *2 for a .&0U percentage. (TAFFNEV NEWS ? -1 . The annual sermon of Granard High School was held at Bethel Baptist Church Su.nday, May 10. The pastor, the Rev. L. M. Tobin rf Union delivered an . instructive sermon. from Judges 14:1-9. His subject was "You Must Kill the .don Before Yoh Eat^the Honey". In his message he emphasized 3 ions that must be subdued if a per on is to attain success. Namely he lion of materialism; the lion of >elf-sa*1sactiOri and the lion of elr. " T ~ Class-Day exercises were hekF .Vedn^sday evening. The Graduation exercises wer^, Thursday A. if. The Commencement Address ?an. ueuvvrvu oy ur. ,ij. u. *-Garand of Winston-Salem, N. C. Didomas were presented to the foluwing-hy Mr. -A-. Louis Woodvj?_j Victoria Barnes, Ethel Toye ^amp, Pauline Gibbs Virginia jioode,\ Elizabeth Hardin, Annie Veeman Kirby,, DeWitt Dawkins Earnest Gibbs, Choice Lee Joly, immie Jeffries, \V?I?McDowell toy Petty and Woodrow Parker.?Miss Bertha Goode entertained he class at 4.00 o'clock. Miss. Inez Campbell", French Intructor of Claflin is visiting1 het ister, Mrs. Kate ^Graham -before saving for her home in Chicago. Obsequies of Miss Juanita Garett of Shelby, N. C. were held at herard Chapel, Wednesday, May 2nd7Z ?? ; 1 ? The Zander-Gump Wedding pre snted at Duntoii Chapel, May 27 as a unique afTak, Miss- Fanny . Smith and Mrs. Maudie M. Rodera were prize winners for havlg sold the most tickets. M-i^s Nettie Peitty, Mr. I-eon ittlejohn and Mr. Timothy Smith re home from tihJbir respective . hoots. ' . See John Epps for The Falmet> Leader. RANGEBL'RG D 1STRICT 1 CONFERENCE Vance, C., May 23rd, 1935? he Orangeburg District Confernce convened at Vance, S. C. with le - live Oak A. M. E. Church, lay -L6. Rev.. J. I. HamiIton, pas>r; Rev. B. F. Hildebraind, presid lg elder. The opening sermon as preached by Rav. G-. C. Johrian, pastor of Shiloh station, Elnee, S. .Text Ye are the light f the world. The sedmon was ery impressive and full of thot. Uie presiding elden* then madle emarks. Organization perfected, lev. David James, pastor of the ranchville circuit was elected sec etary to the church papers. THK PAlMKrrA r.BADKR ... >. that was enjoyed by ^li. _ ^ very deliytous dinner was served that was pleasing' in looks and taste. The annual sermon was preachtxl by Kev. B^ C. Scott', pustur i circuit. The choir of 1 Friendship church furnished the music. Educational sermon was preach ed by Rev. J. P. Washington, pastor of Williams Chapel station at t Orangeburg; S. C. This was a l -ieaL^aermon, IulL_of thought and ! | very ably delivered. This was ini deed a great meeting. The coopj eratiop between the three presid| ing elders seemd to be very good. You could hardly tell who was the[ presiding elder pf the district, all presided with sP much dignity, p?The Orangeburg district~ts sailIng very smoothly~under tUG lead[ ership of the Presiding Elder, Dr. B. F. Hildebrand. I The leading ministers?of?thw! district are Revs. I. H. Alston, G. L C- Johnson. J. p. Washington, J.* 1 I. Hamilton, B. H. Gray, P. James | B. C. Scott, M. M. Thomas, P. B. h G. Lewis- and J. Jackson. '???? B ,C. Scott, reporter. MILL CREEK NEWS Rev. F. I). Dreher, Pastor , " ? . ...The Sunday Sclvool at Mill Creek is steadily making progress in all respects. The attendance was good Sundav desuitc the little MarshaUs: C./ <The?jsel/oro and oomon Stokes. After which the nahcia reports were taken. The' eports wqre about 100 p.rcent. Rev. I. H. Alston pastor of St. 'eter's station, Cameron and Rev TTrTTAIiiniOn paid out .for the year ! Many distinguished visitors were ireserVb an (I made speechelT "Of he Palmetto Conference, D. T. J. /Iiles, one of the outstanding canlidates for the bishopric; South Carolina Conference Dr. I.W. WilK>rn, Columbia Conference; Prof. j. G. Garrett, Central Conference Wanning district, Rev. W. J. Rob?). Gadsden, M. J. Sumptex and vir. Grant Oliver, Wateree district >r. L. H. Hemmin^way, presiding rider,; Revs. N. A. Bethea, B. _J. dodges, C L Barr, I S. Gamble. >aymerl: W. C. Jackson, L. Rivers \?S. M. Parker and Smoaka. After which the presiding elder ntrodweed G. W, Jamison who deivered a very interesting sermon ruin. Aftor a brief discussion of, the lesson morning service began - The text was found Psalm 61:3 ar.-J the message was enjoyed b> all." Sunday btMng - Communion ' Day a largo number Was out. After the morning service Rev. Mrs. Dreher and sister Currington carried cuinnninion to the Sick. j Evening service began at 8:00 o'clock. Duvutinn,?were conduct. ed by. the two Junior Stewart. Bros. Dessasau and Reese. . After devotions the pastor preached an>ther splendid sermon. Our?pastor and- member.; are all prouu. of the work that is being done by .the 'tursteoLs. Sunday . nigiht >vo~Tised~our electiie lights that were installed recently. Sistois Dessa-suir Oillie and Miss Alma ?aughman still remain on the sick list. "Watch us go," is I our motto. liKKBX Hill KAJ'TIST C'URC'II Rev. J. W. Davis, I'astor i Alcolu, S. Sunday Schoo began at the usual hour, 10:0v. o'clock. Opened by the superin-- tendent, Sister Dinia Burgess., The lesson was well discusseJ ' Lamb-was reviewed by thjj pastor- J ' The Devotional services were con I ducted by Bros.-John Gtfh-h-n ar.c | George Nelson. The pastor took his text from Mfcthew 17:5. "Thb ; is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased." Theme Satisfaf- 1 tion. The text for evening ser vices was t'aken from Matthew "t'Witr-unto rniTltTF?y*- ^ that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest." Theme 1 L "Invitation _of God." One Sou was added to the church at the ' I morning service. Sunday~was~ a very 'high day at Zion. -j (BEU-ROS?KN\VALU HIGH SCHOOL J Finals JCnjoyed by Large and Ap- s presiative Audiences' < 2 The graduating exercises of the ( Bolton, nit M,iy iflnt brought to u -j "close a most successful year, j The primary grades entertained "vsfith a delightful oppretta on f Thursday evening, May lGth \ while the grammar grades pleased a large audience on Friday. ; -May 17 tli. Saturday. M&y 18 th saw the initiation of our firsF j Flower Show which Js to be an an nual affair that the comurrifcy may be led to beautify and appreciate c beauty . everywhere. The- Qra- j; toi ical contest for prizes of $2.00 and $1.00 also took place on this , day. The winners were Cannie , Hammonds of the 11th grade t first priae and Walter Gamhell ol the Gth grade second. ^ .1 The" sermon to the class wafi ^ given by thp principal who used as his subject "He chose to Suffer." Community and world con- ^ cinct and often biting words the speaker drove home the lesson to Ua ~1 > ' " * me iritiss mac each one must I choose either to save himself at 1 the expense of the people or save! the people at the sacrifice of his I own life. If we are to follow l1 Christ, and success is to be found I ^ 'in no other way, you must make If, | up your mind.s to follow hiin tc I ' i Gethsemanee, and calvary. Not al' I thing else will prove effective. The play "Truth Takes a Holi-1* day" by the class on May 20th 1 was well done, and drove honte I many lessons. The address to the I class was .givvn by Rev. T. R Tolbert, pastor, Tabernacle Bap- 1 list Church, Greenwood front the | subject ''The Glory of liorng jt)n.' | The address was amplified - by I many and pointed illustrations I from history. The final ^ord to 1 .he class was given by Superin- I tendent Marshal] just before de- 1 livering the diplomas. In lKhis.1 charge work, and character were! stressed. The student speakers I were Miss Klla Mattison who spoke | Misg' Cannie Hammonds who spoke] rvn tvio t * - - * .... ...c iiiijjui uince 01 a hig-h aim. The members of the class -were Misses Janie Lou Dixon, Delia Thbhipson, Ella Mattjson and Caainie Hammonds, Messrs Charles HtwmHHKhf, L McOHnton and James C. Greenlee. Watch next week for ? summary of th*work of the year. .; . i FLORENCE NEWS J The Holy Sacrament w?s admii istered last Sunday and observinj 'this service many church-goer were in evidence at morning am evenng worships. Dr. Gordon of Dillon stoppetFei roitte flrom State Coljege com mencement and was the welcom guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Coc May 29th. Miss Greene of the Marion Git School faculty spent last week a the gu|st of Rev. and Mrs. Co and Miss Johnson. Rev. McCollough has closed i successful series of revival spr vices at ML' Zion A. M. E. ChuuA Mrs. Alma Cusaac of Pamplico wa the guest of Mr. and Mrs. McKin ley Cusaac last week. Washington. D. C. nassed thru oi Friday accompanied by his daugh ter Miss?Mildred,?a--atudent?? Morris College, en route home. Mrs, lola dones of 80S Ma*wel Street has returned to the city am resumed her official position af ter an-absence of several month, in Atlanta whe.re she was given i Federal Government scholarshij in the Atlanta School of Socia Service. She was a graduate ii a class of 23. We congratulate Mrs. Jones no her achievement arid wish her1 success in the field ol social service. Mrs. Cora Burgess and infari son Thomas, Jr. areyUiring in El rod, N. C. The final rites for Clyde Brookt were solemnized at Mill Braheh A. M. E. Church last Monday. Re\ Chism-pastor officiating assisted by Rev. Guile, Rev. Robinson. The remains were depisited ,on the family plot in the, church yard beneath a mound of beautiful flow ers. -Gary, Hill and Singleton vevo th?* funeral directors. * ?The?Florentines?who?attended the funeral, services of the late Rev. M. Warley of Sumter were Rev. J. E. Thomas, presiding elder of the Sunvter district; Rev. J. M, Jackson, pastor of Sellers and Mrs Leila Ruth Cusaae, local editor of Palmetto Leader. ?While?visiting?rn?Sumter?hist week enjoyed the pleasure of meeting Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Buren 'and their 1(5 lbs. infant soi^ of Statesboro, Gal Dr. Van Buren is a product of Sumter and Sumter and Statesboro are proud oi mm as founder df the Van Buui Han.itoriuni nnd'one of the lead ing physicians of the state. R?.v. A. 1*. Spears ' ? _-The "pT^vcely presiding elder of [Tie Florence Di>trict is a candilate for election at' General Confer tm^e^^^^arsisour^chpigfii^^e <ay "give him~the Xeague" he's th man for the boys and girls. 3 is for straght-forwardness His le-adng trait, P is for perserverance,: he neyer gives up, E is faifr energy he puts in his wnrlr STs lot ambition, he'll never shirk, R is his readiness to help those in need; 5 is for sineerety, he's a friend in deed. > P E A R S spells. Spears, 'f he's elected avalII have nn fears. -Rev. J. K. Thomas Presiding Elder of Sumter Dist. For Secretary of \V. U.-F. Misiions. We say Thomas, who has erved for six consecutive years is pastor of Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church of Florence and Presiding ?lder ot the Florence District folowing his successud pastorate. Dr. Thomas is ir.\Hoi m way s ull of fun. . " Ve hope in thi- lace he'll make a good run, ^nil when all is done and the victory's won, t will be J. E. Thomas, ?oitn Carolina's son. , Mrs, Leila Ruth Cusaac is in attending the Teachers' Summer ' School. ??Rev. Chism, Mrs, Cornelia Flem ning and Mr. Gibbs of Pamplico >assed Monday en route to Sinner for Surpme^ School. Miss Francis Thomas, a student if SflCte College is at home for he summery! Little Josephine Gurley is out igain after a brief illness. MILLER CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH dttv, di. IL White; Pastor Newberry,?Although the \v. her was very inclement, a vc. lice crowd witnessed the servi ill day beginning at the Sun'i School hour. he superintendent > resided. ~ . . An impressive soul stirring message was delivered during the mornng servee by the pastor. The text s found St. Luke 24:50. suh ject "Ascension of Christ." It was indeed a great message. The League hour was very profitably spent. After wlhich the Revs. F. F. ilar|>or, B. C. Btirton and White ascended the rostrum. "Again" "RCv.. White set the spiritual fire aborning. The text \yy? fcuind St. John 19:27, "Whal I have written, I haw written.' Subject was "Our Own ReconJ?.' Mesdames A. J. Long and ' M Jones were present. Miss II. E. Nance has returnee to her home (Columbia) after i successful school term: The Miss t?s LaRossie Floyd .and A. Y'oun^ are home and report a wonderfu school term was enjoyed. M i 11 o.i is proud of her college graduates aitd. students. AJIen Messrp A1 ferd Butler and Robert Floyd, th< Misses Charlotte NAftee ' a'h < Gertrude Butler; Morris, the Miss CHI Kligftbeth Burton nnd-CViniatiiw Bates and BeUIa, Miss MyrtT. ? -T^T r.-- ? : 1 '' 1 Nattte; State Mg Martudlu^Jtulw ?m?m. . D . Messrs G. C. Williams, (low 2 Singleton and Jerome Pettis, the 3 iM-isses MiK.rod Stevens, Addis j- -Hiuv,?Huj i-.1 Ki ; G-eorei anna Jackson, Mary Sir.sleton and rF .*V<t<ne t'earson w^r-j. .Sunday at tor . noon guest of Miss Johnny e Singleton, Mother, sis*or and bro, ther. They report a most rnjoy' able trip. The program committee is putting forth every effort to present s a wondentkil Ohihtrcn's Day pro e gram the third Sunday afternoon. ?Don't fail to hear It.- ~* a mt 1m COKESBURY NEWS i. s . Sunday t-Jehool) opji'iWHl - at the * usual time with the Supt. and his co-workers at their post of duty, f At li:30~o'clock after the regular H- order of service Rev. J. W. Dou glass preached a very inspiring f -sermon after?which -Contmunion was administered. 4 Mr .and Mrs. Lowe of Roches '1 ?Q. M V M. 1 T*? - ?. ?ii. i?nu mrs, o. YV. - Robinson and daughter Rose spent s Wednesday in Columbia and llop* kins, S C. visiting relatives and J friends. ??.; . 1 Miss Eunice Goggins is Home a?i ter spending the winter in Ware J Shoals going to school. s Messrs P. Garlington and Beas E ley of Larurens wei> callers in the home of Misses Ollie and Delia 1 Miller on Sunday. Messrs Alfred Moore and-Grady Holmes spent the week-end id Greenville visiting friends. > Rev. Devlin, Misses Ellen, An, nie, Mary T. GreenP of Abbeville r were afternoon callers of Miss Eva I Robinson sisters. . ' ? The many friends of little Rot chelle Arnold are glad to hear "of p -her - return from hospital.?- Mr, Leroy Smith of Greenville |ias been spending a few days with family and friends. -? Mr. and Mrs, l.owo, Mr, S, W. Robinson and daughter Eva were visitors in Ware Shoals and uiins Creek Sunday afternoon. WG are very sorry to report that Mr: Willie Robinson is still on sick list, lie's veiu much'miss ed in church. Trust 1pm a speedy - recoveri?-?'? Mrs. Lipford of 1 lodge lfas the r sympathy of the \vhol,? community in the death of her hu-hand. CHli'.iiA iumn ? ...... ....1,1^1 II MUI1 V* J". >\ JS Morris*Chapel Baptist Church Deacons in charge. Sunday was a red letter day at Morris Chapel. Rev. J. \V. Devoe preached two able sermons. The rally, was quite a success. The church was divided into groups No. 1 Mrs. Watson (little children) = ^$4.50;?No. 2, Mrs.?Mcirry, .$4.08; No. 3, Mrs. Puckett, $20.2d; No. 4 Mrs. Reyland $17.00; No. 5, Mrs. Hurst"$0.7.1;' No. (5, Mrs. Doldson $0.15; No. 7. Mrs. Beach. $1.50. o "i The various departments of the church played a great part in mak ing this rally" a success-. - Deacon Board $0.50; Trustee ?Sunday School $3.00; Senior choir, $2.27; Jubilee choir 00c; Jr. choir 50c; Young Men's Cluh $5; Young Ladies Auxiliary?D>. \\\. W. C. Club $10.00; Usher Board No. 1, $1.00; No. 2. $1.30; W. M. Union $1.00 Sunshine Band $1.00; " Preachers* Board?Brotherhood So eiety?Missionary Society $25.00. Total amoust $118.23. The President of th?Wnmfln Working Club wish to thank each captain and every '..department of the church who helped, to niak(> it a success. ' PINCKNEY'S F1 .) UNDERTAKER ANI) UC SOUTH'CAROEIN. 1006 WASHINGTON ST. rw>~^; on the SOUTH AfareJbr every pun ?ONE WAY and ROl for Each M ROUND TRIP TICK1 . ...for Each M ONE WAY TICKET? for. Each M 1 . *Good In Sleeping and Pi proper etfargas for ip?w ] Economize by leaving youi r using the * ' r Excellent Dinii Be Comfortable in the '<r i Southern Rai 1.. :X ... . Saturday. June )j. 1935 FI.O PARRIES ^ ? Ctjj May .'list Flo dedi Mrs.?, Beachum actually cried ti> think that her deaiTst pet was rone r.ewi agiim lo hai'K (H' e i uuo. I'm1 seven loin; veal's d?. vv ted . Ls_C.erj U Ur.d a i'ri-??d who's lo've would tquul that of Mis. Beachum and Flo. The I). W. \V. C. Club'lived up to their name an th**-rally: "Do What We Can". This club is of wonderful young ladjes and men, with Pearl Aj'lena Watson as the ~ jd esideiil. ' " ' : *? We cannot savehbucb about our Missionary Society h^re. We have the best if not among the best in the state. Charity begins at home. Watch for us in June - at., the eon vent ion. ? - , <\h , , _ Our h- 'hin .? rpn- undo * awake president, Mrs. ffoxie Goode ' Tl% president of the Women - Wor king-* hth M^sr-Gussie Ballard ha vp <pwvnl prnjeets i n wnrlr on but thp. orte^before us now is to beautify our church. JThe president "of the Missionary Society wish to thank Mr, J. L. Percival, our funeral director for $1.00. Miss Alma Anderson and Mjrs.'AiTnie Bell Goode Watson of the Bright Hope Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Pa. each for $1.00. Mrs. Jujia Mae Goode Henderson one of our good workers of Morris Chapel, now residing in Philadolpha did not forget the rally. Sht? sent u$!->$1.00. We hope how soon she'*Tthll return back to us. THE VOICE FROM THE MOl'NTAIN " ' ' . ' ^ e By Rev. B. F. 8low?< Some oiu> ,sai-I to me on the* streets of Spartanburg that the . V<',ico fi inn 'the Muunta'in?muht ~ have been bourse for the -past Jew \veek<- ;rs they had not heard it speak, but I beg to dilfcr frith, nfy fTP'mt;?the aytlu.r was just; busy. It is .always a pleasure for me to Scribble. a word or so from these mountains in the western part of tho old Palmetto. Have just closed a successful, school term here and'a successful :career of ten years 'service in one place. Kightecn *young meh ami women received high school d.iplo' mas. I . was very glad \o'* lear" ^ from ou'r city superintendent that the school has been placed on the .iatonne i usi oi ooum aroiina. I fee) iike my ton years were well spent. ~ The diplomas were pre- i seated by the city superintendent, who paid a glorious tribute to the retiring principal for service rendered in these ten years. Last week the wrter met with the TrusTee Board 6F Morris College and wish to say that this was really a -gix'at meeting. Many expressed themselves as being i pleastfcl with the great work done by Dr. I'insiin and his strong facultiy and pledged themselVe? to do mote flor the college than -e or. I1'coin?tlvov we went?4e ? Benedict and witnesses a great c twpnV'neeinent. It'lias been announced that every moderator of ^ the Association of the State is asked to liii-et in Columbia on the lltlv of J.une. Yes, as niorerator of Spa ranburg?Hani ist A.SriOCia tin!) :i Mil St a t js t icTlll o futile SLlte Convention-1- shall be tin re to do ~ my part in making the Baptist , Woi k in the State greater for. The Voice from the Mountain will probably go up into the riiuuntaiiis ( As.lH'vilU ) in a ^eW weeks tu take the much "Tmedeil rest. ' JNERAL HOME ENSED EMBAI.MEH OF \ AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Bet t er than the Rest ,? And Prices Less OHice Phone 5707 ' ; ? Residence Phone 7765 . COURTESY . AND SERVICECOLUMBIA. S. C. ' l . any day %\/? I IfcKN for pibmo* J NT) TRIP COACH TICKETS ile Traveled ETS?Return *imlt is Din He Traveled T? ? : ' .? * < ' ETS?Return Limit 6 Hoatkl He Traveled I * lie Traveled arlor Cera en payment ef a occupied. No rorrharpe. Automobile at home anl Southern ng Car Service I Safety of Train Travel A. (I. P. A., Columbia, ft. C. 1 way System |