The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 31, 1935, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, Augustine193
_ JOHNSTON ,\EWS
Mi-and Mrs. S. Graham of Ohio
Were the guests of Mr. and Mrsr
Amos op Sufulay. Mrs. Graham
i? a sister of M^. Amos.
Mr. Ever Briht and Mrs. J. Mobley
of 1'lainfieid, N. J. were "the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. NoahAmos
on Friday.
. Mr. \Va h Amos of Washington,
1). C. is' visitilig , Mr. and Mrs.
Amos-.-- ?
=????^Mr. t.. 1.;la1Turtii;tfF Of Columbia
visited Mr. M, Amos last Week.
Mrs. Catherine Knil'ord of East |
wumgf, in. j. alter two months
visiting her. sister, -Mrs. A. M.
Spann has returned to her home.
Mrs. A. M. Spann was a business
visitor in Edgefield oil Thursday
evening.
Mr. E. .\liles motored to Bates
luli'if on WAdac djy-"! r
Air. James Boyd of Leesville, S.
C. visited friends in town on Wed?
nesday evening,"
- Little- -Miss Thclma Miles, tTfe"
daughter of Mr. and Mrs! Otis
Miles is visiting relatives in Grantieville,
Si and Jacksonville,
'"""Flu., little Miss .Miles wTll be gone
. ':> Weeks.. .
Miss E. E. Starks of Augusta,
Ga.y spent jjie- week-end with Miss"
.Brittle .Miles.
. ..Miss Louise Cliiun left Saturday
.for Jaekerson, Flu. , ?
' 15 LANKY NEWS
M>si un<L Mrt?J Walter F. Preston,
.Miss Kachcll Mitchell and Mr.
wood row Mitchell of. Richmond,
\hi. are visiting relatives here. Mr.
1 'i.eston is in business with the
undertaking service <vf Mr. _R. P.
Jscott of that city. They are residing
with Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Martin* . * .
iioUAnews; v
.' 'I'fie Progressive. Literary . Club
I held its weekly meeting August
12th at the home of Miss Birdie
M. and Mr. Forest D'reher. The
meeting was opened by the pres '
ident, Mr. Thomas. Hardy with a
song and prayer. Then the house
w^re?TnTTTreTt~~rrrr .|'S'mn> Ishmr
Wonder!ul reinaiks were made by
t.iiierem members of the club.
Mr. Pep Boozer is always interesting
in his discussion of verbs.
Plans wo ft? made for the drama
^that We hope .-to have soon, titled
."Dust of Kr.i t h" w '11<111 out for t)w
? date.- --After (lie discussions were
over the hostess assisted bv Miss
Mildred Kite served punch and
cakes... TUe.meeUng then adjourn?-r
?(1 to. meet at the 'home' of Mr.
Tin mas Kinley. '
f Alter anilines of a few months
?: ' Mi'. J. AY. Bowman passed quietly
to his rot.-A large crowd attended
his.funeral Autrust 11th, at Macedonia
Baptist Church, interment-in
the'church yard. lie was a faiths
fill and dutiful deacon of the Macedonia
Baptist Church. lie left a
" wife, ten children a host Ml" grandchildren
and othoy relatives and
friends to mourn his passing.
- 'the Daily Vyrnli n Bible s' lurf
' e.t 'Harbison Institute was quite a
... rucCess. The faculty composed, of
-?-;? M rs. -A-r- Pr-Bttt+vr.?Mrsr d.Tk Pov
ter. Prof. K. \V. Boulware, blisses
K'oj.se Bor/or, Juanita . Young1,
Mary Frcshley and Mr. John Ira
l!"!t <1id wonderful work. The enrollment
was 120 with a perfect
. attendance. The school closed on
.. ..
a ? 1 I I I <4 t'IV'^l^.111 tkllVl CV |MV*
. ittr mi -JnimIkii~. Lake., near Caycc,
S. C. which was- enjoyed, by all.
yT M r-i. tftrrh n 111 cWWooten oT
Newark. X. J. an'd children liavc
i i 1 nr n< ! 1 to their home after visit
img parents, yHi} friends here.
'Wj-L-u Wbiam* jyi'il family oi
... ... (buy West, Ya. are .bore visiting
his sister. Mrs. Pearl Caughman.
Mr. Paul Bowman and children
of Philadelphia; Pa. and Mrs. Lula
I.ove and daughter of Hackensack,
_ X. J. are visiting their father and
__ - gi andi'ni h ,r Pev.?Bow^
man. ..j,
. CITY XFWVS ?
Mr. W. II. Belin has returned
from Canada where he' spent "his
vacation.
to-- .Miss Aznlct* \Vhite of Abbeville,
B. C. is spending a few weeks
with Ml'S". Mamie (White) Brooks
and, Mrs. H._Belle Finder,.
The Imperial Singers of Ne\v
York City appeared in concei't r6.
- cently. Rocky Mount and Goldsborii.
X. ('. I. (l.iiilard. Mgr.
Messrs Philip Sellers and David
M'lii'iit- :i> i_- aljic Lu.he out-again?to.
the delight of their marfy friends.
Mrs. Willie Mae Belin and little
Von, are vacationing in, Sellers,
S. C. e
Mr-, Viola .loins and fit' le Curr
tjs are visiting relatives in Latta,
* S. C. ' -
The AHon Choral Club will appear
in concert August .22nd at
iseinei. j\ir. uciDcrc /\nen, airec.OAK
KKOVK A. M. K, CHURCH
trrvrir.-n. Haughty, Pastor
Sunday Aug. 18th the superintendent
ami his staff of teachers
p- were at thai*posts to carry on
the work of the Sunday School.
Due to tlie account of rain Sunday
; - morning "only a few WCTe presnt
to discuss the lesson. Thoes' that
were present enjoyed a~bricf discussion
of the lesson.
On Sunday afternoon at .'kOO- p.
in. the funeral, of Mr. Herbert
.McF.olden was conducted in., this
church. Herbert was a native' of
' . this .community, but had been living
in Sumler for a number of
years. Herbert was only 23 years
of age, This young man died the
death that very seldom iR heard of.
The Rev. Brown of Sumter officiated..at
this' assembly. The breaved
family" took is' very hard to
think that MT. Herbert has departed
thh ltfejjancl is gone to the
sweet beySmps. Let us meet him
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RDISTO DISTRICT W. H. & F.
M. CONVIC.NTION
Thy Kdisto W'omm's Hume and
Tot'eign Missionary Society eon-'
"vned in New St. Phillip A. 51. 10.
Ctiurch, Charleston, S. C., Wednesday,
August 1 1th at 11:00 a. in.
with Presiding Elder L. R. Nichols
in the chair. Devotional exercises
were conducted' hv Rev n m
Smalls and F. A. Squire, tlie 1'.
4%. iililt-It* remarks and presented
the presence of the W. 11. &F. ,M.
president, .Mrs. A. (lad-Men of
Emanuel A M. E. Church."" She
made her annual address and at
"the conelussion organized by electiwgthe
following coniniitteeVOn
assessment: .Cora I.. Williams,
Ida Johnson. Isabella Hovers
and I,. CI. Jornson and ofliers-.'
?Continent! l-,. 15. Freeman, Ella
Ouldon, Euciiula . Vandiko, Lena
Word and others. .
?..Mui.slndls. Manah Taylor, Ida."
Simmons,. Carline- .Inn'es and Ktnoia
Flood,
Tlx* Ijouiidories were fixed to
include the third windows front the
chancel.
Introduction: llev. J. S. Movant,
Palmetto Conference, Rcvr- -Mrs.
Etta > (Ira ha in, evangelist from j
Kentucky, Rev. Mrs. Hendsrsoit, I
pastor of the Presbyterian' Church
here in Charleston. . \
. The pastors of the Edisto District
were presented at l'oHuws:
Rev. CI. It. iMitchel, Macedonia
Station; Rev. J. J. Judon, Wadinala\v;
Rev. E. A. Squire, Quigby;
Rev. W. D. Williams, South Johns
Island; Rev. J. S. A. Grant, Edi-sto;
Rev. C.f Capers," New St. Phillip;
Rev. E. E. Washington, St.
Andrews; Rev. D. S. "Chisolm, St.
Paul; Rev, R. Doctor, Bugar Bill;
Rev. S. R, Biggins, North Johns
island;. Rev.?S.?Parkpr,?.lueki'on- boro;
Rev. G. W. Baxter, Allains
Run; Rev;: ' McClill, Etuanuel;
Rev. E. E. Jones, Mary Willie;
Rev. S. A. Thompson, Shiloli; Rev.
11. M. Smalls, Wilton, Rev; R. M.
Turner, Knibry; Rev. .H. Simmons,
Alt. Horr; -Rev. A. A: WU.-'hington,
Mt. PisgaHJ" Rev. E. S. Bennett,
Mt. Carinel; ReV. A. A. Aiken,
Joshe Miss. At the conclusion
of \wtttrli t hi- Pii 11 ii | "i i 11 M i' '
~c allied the participants of the pro
,.giuni as iwtewst pttpers, w adutu- |
low, Mi\s. Ella Boldon; .Msrryvittc
Mrs. Viola Jiulsun; St. -Andrews,
Miss Earline Jdnes; Macedonia,
Miss Louise Johnson.
Quartet by New' St. 1'hilliip.
The lliosi (i"iuslpiii!in'|'- wim
read by .Mrs. E. B. Freeman, subject,
"Reaching the Unreached"
which was, sppfcen of b^ many of
the ministers;' s
The Educational Address by
Rey. S. R. 1 logins vas a mastet
?beee; "*?""
- The annual sermon was preach-,
r'd by the Itev. S. A. - Thompson,
pastor ofSHiloh Station. 11 is Text
was Hebrews 12:1, " Who rote rt*
seeing we also are" compassed
about with 'so great a .cloud ol
witnesses. Let. us lay asidc"-evvcr>
weight and sin. which does so
easily beset us" . etc,: .subject.;
"Witnesses for tiod." At the conclusion
of which the pastor, lte\^*
C. Capers presented Miss Johnsor
who presided during the- wfaenrrre
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141 "'"V.!! u > fltV VIUl'Ul <11V
ly given and response by Maggie
Alston.
The closing sermon was '| reached
by Kev. J. Judson from tin. '
subject "Prayer.'*,
The Presiding Elder L. It, Xichols
made remarks as to the 'wi i k
[ of the Missioiuuios?and -?rs-4o the
ministers iTolpnTg to plfsTT the
rause of mission. lie ,-aul fu^hei
hat if Ihi.I tl<? I f I...,.- .
Christ planted in lis as it should lie
this District would vnise six hundred
dollars l'oi: mission.
All of the charges made good
reports, sonic reported .in,' full,
others will finish at the District
S. S. Convention Sept. lU.lh-Hth.
__ Mrs. Carrie McGill, Mrs. A. K.
<jadrdrn and 'Mis Maggie' Alston "
thanked the convention for sending
them to Tulsa, Okla. and presented
"ThT- cm** fhtl t.~''South Coxlu
lina won in the contest which
showed that we madenon mistake
in the selection of them- to repre!
sent, us-in that great meeting, ltev.
| C. Capers needs to be commended
for tne way in Which he and his
membofs entoriained the "W. II.
P. M. Convention, ---t4ie tables
[ groan beneath the great load of
^prepared food.
-Thus closed one of the greatest
meeting of the W. II. & F. M. convention
of the Edisto District. Ail
I oluie officers were re-elected tx
icept a few of the executive committees.
I Mrs. A. E. Gadsden, Dist. Pres.;
Mrs. Maggie Alston. 1st Dist. Vi.-r
Pres.; Mrs. Sara Middleton, 2nd
Dist. Vice Pres.; Miss Adloo~ M
Bradford, Dist Sect'y.; Miss Alice
i) iv:.- f........a., i?. ? .
j W. I). Willi nis, Dist. Reporter;
Rev. L. R. Nichols, I).* I)., Dist.
Presiding Elder-?
again in heaven.
On last Monday evening one of
the -outstanding >1 stirs ttT ttfis "
church departed this lil'e. Sister
Amiah Rose, the wife of Mr. T. J.
Rose has changed a better place.
Sister Rose's funeraf was conduct'
ed Wednesday afternoon at this
place dt 1:00 o'clock. The lender
S. R. Mcintosh gave some up lift ing
fac f s~"aTj<yvrt hor J if e, aTso~Sls ter
E. M. Hills. Thg Rev. -Farmer
Groen bonirttfuMyrga\'o her life
from the childhood to womanhood.
Then the "Rev. Martin, who was
mic? her pastor gave some very
find remark's "ofThe deceased. The
Dr. A. P. Spears gave a beautfful
illustration of her life. Then Rev. .
Daughty her pastor officated in
this, assembly and did he stir the
people as he delivered the message.
To the breaved family let
us weep not after Sister Rose but
stri%re to meet her in heaven.
Sister Rose we lovevd thee well
but God loves thee best. To the
jT~ ~ ~ ~ " ' .
?---<"A. jeSt redfcaedBsSSA
I the &ta
v? ? . .
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NOTE: Your question hiiswi
a clipping.oi' this column is end
~' rep-ly, send a quarter (25c) am
\ elope, tor my >rr\v Aslrolony
mail tree advice on throe (.'}) (
Pullulate, and correct address '
to AlUiE WALLACE, care of T
' SPEC IA17 NQTIC ElrTl
Wa Have,'be sure to send ydpr
and the year you were borfcj,,
'ng. ,, f ' 1
M. C. ?j'his man friend
of mine says that he loves
me* and wants. uh? to jjo with
him tn the, cnttuji patch. Is
he true? ' - , .
Ans.: You can depcr.d on this
man to play' fair with you, however
he does not have iiuieh to offer
you, he'still li>vw ym? -and-vftTT
ny to make you h.lnpy. .* '
i. \.? is ii rcaiiv irue
l^iis h*?v I b;\ve in mind cares
lor me!Ails.;
He does'. earo for you,-In-w
-ever, ydu should not allb\v your-elf
to Iteeonie serious .because lie
lias a long PRISON TKR.M to
serve and you should not deprive
yourself of g<nd titnejj. It is re-voaled
to nu tliat uni v. ill many
someone else.
*' * +
It. I.. J.?1 \vint to Know if
this person cares t[or me?
Should 1 fsend for a private
reply?
Alls.: Yes," ihis.. young man
ares lor you -and lie does not intend
to marry tltv girl* in - Dl'lNVKR,
t'til-O .-'i- *~--ii a-K-?inclined"
io nelieve. it you desire to puis
chase one of my New -Astrology
Readings, ju-t send a quarter to
- nv-iuid reds be low.
T. H.?Should J go ahead
with" this law suit that. I amthinking
nf?
. Ans.:?Tt .will, .do ynu. no e<??wi
ivioit i Vio- t i'\ ....11o ..........
from your FATHER. Yoa have
reached the agy.in lilju_that,Js com
*idered as GROWN and unless
yuir father wants- to provide foi
vou ho dui^ n't have it 11> do. V<ir.
I' lli-r^>o!;- I'm- a jul>,
?Will this man 1
that T have boon going with
keep his urOTtVisf. i<> me and
7?Trii> does ;u? n' t as li- dih's?
Ails.: No lit* won't quit the
;rii I 1 hat? ho has?loon yt'"r11 with
for FIVE YEARS and marry
yoti. It i- h-.-st that .you got this,
man off. your- inimrTdr'iu* doe.no
liUVjii-appointing thing?
-1;: 74tmyrS^Twre.r. dependable. It
he eafes fofyiiu, he would kebj:
!i> -;aie? mi uu'd.i maKr it a ji'iin,
o siv you moiv .often. Neither
d't ho inoiryou haw. in- mind couh:
make you happy.
INSTRl ( TORS KKTlRMNG
to faint: coiii,i:t;i-:
As,, >'lu* t itoo-1110- t4tx- opening1
t hr .1 i rr-.-'f tuT-TT" S..S .~i7m V.T " l?u?u..
< oilrvi?draw??roar.?rrrrnrhrrs?trf"
the faculty who have horn away
di: ring t ho - n mikq- month*?ii~study
at various institutions are
cginnirg ton-turn to Augusta.
.1, A. liitbi k-I. Leayhei*-ot' scit'iiee
aikI mathematics in-tho high school
Itis wile, J.. I. Gabriel, secretary tc
the president, and .M. Gartrcll
matron ot' the gills' dor 111 it pry ami
teacher mf handicraft work in the
hr-h -.,-;-ioolJ -prill -iv \c. |h_
study at Prairie View State College,1
Prairie View, Texas.
- E. D. Kainc.', professor tit* che-1
difr-rrv, whrrwas again at the University
of Indiana, reports the best
slimtner oC the many ne.lias s'i?ein
at tlHS institution* Y.f s
J, !?.. Harper, ae-an j_f men add
professor of mathematics ifidi
pbysies, and Ed-vthe'T i'Prrtc?7' dtef/F"
tie 11' and teacher of Teuue^-eeoPle^
lilies, were" lit the University 'ot
'Chicago one quarter.
R. L. l'arthuloniew, derail of women
and.librarian, was at the University
of Virginia where she1 has
completed requirements for the M.
A - <fegr-ee or Tbigfwb-.
I'. J.-.McKni'ght wlio is in charge
of wut k in 'teacher training has J
hern at Peabody College where lie]
is completing his residence re-.1
'(iiilremonts for tiw< I'll. I), dee-reo. I
Mark O. Fax is in r liar'A* of the'
work in music has-been studing at
ihc University of .Michigan.
\Y. 1.. Craiinni who was 'absent
on leave during the past year soured
his Mrv X. degree from
Northwestern University and will
return to I'aine as registrar and
This additional preparation on.
the part of the faculty will make
possible",a more effective program
of instructional work..
9
POINTS AROUND HOPKINS
..-_T-Uo- 4^-vi-vai-mooting of~fFF"^(Trrrr
Baptist, Church, has elo"sed after
l'uivniiif fiir ^ week Many. soul.
stirring sermons were preached
and many -souls saved. The revival
closed Sunday with the Rev.
cdumTv (.white! nis -fbnmony King"
quartet.
The twin sisters of Mrs. J. P.
Neal are here spending a while
faVrtily in your sorrow you lmvo
our Sympathy.
We all were sorry to loarn of the
deAth which occured in thd pastor's
family. Rev. Damfhty and family,
in your misfortune you have our
sympathy. '
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TfHv PALMETTO LEADER
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11E PALMETTO LKAOF.lt. lino
rtr-trarollh^
ending- in questions to I'rofl
full name, the date, thejnonth
in order to get a correct readi
M. .M.a R.?^Please- ud| i^T"
why (iur church can't keep
a pastor?
" 1M. 1
1 lie 1IIC11JUVW O' i.!: e coilgi'egation
of your olnmTi do not
W.'OIIk TOGT/I'HKK mu! it is impossible
Tbf viiy ink"':uii.-i-o_ni.tke
ft.. sue cess as pastor ui' ebnrehunless.
tie has cooper:.! am. You
and" other officials qf'Jic church
shoutd Ti y~lb sec that e wry one cqiqwrat.esi
A * ? ? ? ^ 1
A. M.?i'lCOSC tclf" me if I
can make a better paying job
out of the 'one. that 1 have
now?
Ans.: I don't believe that you
will ever net an increase in salary
on tliis job, however, it is levtaloiL.
io nie #iliat- you will make a change
of jobs before the l'ir.*t of the year.
I bis change wilt prove very prolitable
for you as you will like the
kind of business..
. '* * * V
,F. h\ S?My liiishuiul yep, ?
sore if I ask hi in for five
cents.. What must I' do^about
hi m ? r~??:
Ans. ?V-mtr?husband is not iii
ieresteth in rrfiy other, w>>man, he is
just ."STINGY- and can't seem to
help it. This is (>i:e iT.Tili i'-at you
will ne\'i r be able to break him ol
and you must prepare yourself to
overtook it if you. intend to live
.together.
* * * ' '" - 1
11. S. 1>^?AYill I get the job that
I applied for and will the
refrenee 1 have help .me?
"fVir-\: YoTT '" wiir-Kot' " tTTo jofc
TIC ACHING Ln t h e RURAL
SCHOOL in the month of oCTOfIKK.
Yes the reference.that you
cave helped you to-"secure . this'
position for this party put in a
k'iisllty good Wo 1(1 !'oi' you".
* \ * * *
L.'P. K.?tWhere will I-go on
mv vacation?
An-.: Von aipMvur BARV wil. ink*
a iii[)M.)yrIIIC.n:o -ILP.
' */ r*c. ' ]
M. M. J.?\\ hat is you opinion
(if my. father's estate?
-Ans.: You won't, realize any
MoXKY from this estate...-.The
est at.- was left .- to one of your
IJKOTIIERS ami he was supposed
to dispose of tliis property as lie .
saw-fit. .
with their sister. ,
Miss Minnietta Xeal has returned
after pleasant vara- .
~Udn i; t -WIho-Th ?rtV a m'l ^otfiei- near .
"To Title-- KlYe icp.o-trwl . |^
ant stay.
A fish fry was enon
Tlmr-day, -gfvrn in honMr of the
twin sister at Sedar Lake.* Fishing
and boat riding were tlie features
~of the day. " . ~
Mrs. W. I. 1'ivalio^ niotore<} here
last week-end from Orangebu-??
where she is .spoeialfoing-fft' ct'onoitiics.
t
Rev. and Mrs. J, P. Xeal' motor"d
to KarshaVi on lmsine?.r- ke4- week.
Mrs. Janie Reynolds has her
children l'roio the north nt Pom..
as her house wests.
Wc- weie glad to -have Rev. \\\- ifiW^Tlhomo
Sunday. He is the
ph.-.tor of Ml. Zio,) Baptist Church
and a recent A. B. graduate ?_oi
~Mu.rn.\ College.
\Mi>s Frarfcirdj, Clarkson, a stu*lent;-ot?Benedict
College is spending
a while in.Columbia visiting-friends
and relatives.
We^ai'e glad to have Airs. If lit H
I'leaioou home after being away
fur -a?while?at- lu-rhomc in New
Brooklyn, S. C.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson is recovering
nicely after a few. days' stay
in the hospital.
Miss Mihietta, I.illie Mae, Charlotte
Neal and Ifuth and Naomi
Outteiv Called at the homo of Che
Nowtons on Sunday afternoon.
i',KKSVll:LK NliWS
( Af.\ AIO ( III K( II
??W.?4-;?I in tier.?Pastor
Sunday was a bountiful day for'
ehurih-gocrs. .S'unuiiy sella..! was '
I. .!. :l. 'I'he a-n?was
lij.'. IK-,; if'.- pert i*lv t.au laws.
Ai IQ-:in . an'inlu.'...?pj?HTT*"
-i ."V J l a" - a :ied tLe ra?tov t<>
;d. I ;:(> <>_vj_i ?ail stirring ser- _
ii. ii sunn. i. *v ..s Ikdm-re j by the
pastor. 'I'lte tluanewas, "Turning'
Back to Christ." It was found in
d?'4 John 20:1 I.
A very successful revival meeting.
closed at Calvary A_.M. _E.
Church Friday night. It was eon
ducted by Rev. C. II. Shrionsr?
- Among those who cared for the.
visiting ministers were Mr. and
Mrs. Ager, Mr. and Mrs. Gable
Hartley, Mr, and Mrs. Mert Hart
ley, Mrs. Innabtnstts, : and Miss
Bar.
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iVtir 1). Sim 1110114
*'(.'( I'; A. ('orrsi'iiundeiit
Rainbow Spi.iny>, Auk li'ilji
-?Jlullo everybody, "ye dabblou*'
still hails you iroin thy _Nantahala
Aiuuntains in tin: heart ot Nuutuluihi
l.<.) iv.o.ii !>..?
- .y x v ? ? e * ? i V ? V. V. 1U^ '
ul Trim, nli r A-hc
vllle, N. C m the r."t tdw usU'i n
section pf North Caiujliiit, _ l'out
thou.-.and feet-atrove -rea ~trvi 1 oh
U. S. highway No. 04.
'1 ho woatnei: eoiitiith n is a
scorcher with frequent torrential
Hiow CI S. ('II ;-i'i!H' ul' I'm . -c i.n iiing
middays, a tiip Up in the highest
peaks Ui omi'i the > i; in11 ^
qoue a treat !nr iiic beaming
heat ol' the August suit- At ittK~
it is rather iFu.ly whith i<rqiTifur :
the use of much covering"..
An Introductory SorticeA'rograni
As tlie sun <li-appeal eh! bevunu
the' 'North v. cstcrii horiv.on, the.
-Iirill to... i.l a oapi"' .?<>' .ii %?
heard in the lower XaiiiiiTuilu
Mountains, twenty mile* ',! f o m
canm. -K_\va- "Service" ('all" "hi.ng"
at the New: Hope AT. If. church
in Franklin, N. (J. where, *un in
1 I'm! lift fll'V tkl'i.fr ? > '?
given' by "the former Cadre M?n.??:;
thi- company. At 7:'h.i p. ni. sharp
flu- ploy ram whieh w a.~ latet
claimed by ' the1 People ni' 1'i aiii"1
in as the best ever' I enrol ed thei'e,
began and tor on*-, hour ynd thirty,
minutes, the paiticipimts held a
capacity crowd -pew boo and. .
The service which teas niai koJ.
by succinctness, was 'graced by the
presence of many distinguished
visitors' and friends. Tin y were in
tile person of C'liaplin Reach, cltup1
i 11 of the ( CC. and I i* .
R.Ritcli of tli.e dU'"?th t avaiiy, tiie
company's Mcjss Officer* and Rev.
Williams, pastor of the1 Nev IJiope
M, K, Church', a graduate of Caninioii
Thcoiigical Seminary, and
many out-of-town visitors, from
such cities a-.- A*-h,sv-i-}-le. X. ('?. and
other nearby cities. ^Everyone of
the participants p ayed his .part
well.?It was a litei at y and'. iihtsF";
cat program, which was as follows.:
~~ Ch OTTfr~ Call, BifgTei^ Malachi
Chapman; I'rocessionai.' Doxulogyy.
congrbtation; Invocation, introduction
of Chaplin Reach, Rev..
Andrew Gibson; Selection,. Glee
dpb; introduction of Master of
Ceremonies, Rev. Gibson; remarks,
Vincc Douglas; introduction. of .
pUT'ticipaiits, Master of Ceremonies;
selection, Company Quartet;,
reading, Success, Roosevelt Eriinkiint
-seleettotirGletrrtubpd:let Trruafr
'M.n the Garden,'' James 1,1 all'- and
Garfield Trotter: oration, Friend
ship, I'eter Lb Simmons'; selection,
Quartet; .speaker of the day,
Friendship with (iodj Kev. Andrew
Gibson; offerutory, I'shers, John
t ahgford and L- C. Kinard; llenoIwigler.
Masler_ ol' "Ceremonies,
1'eter 1). Simmonsj ^
After , the program, "ye Dabbler",
the -master of TVrr.mxrntvv"
gave a grief summary of the eniiri'.
_p log rani." T h i s- program
brought forth a well pleased ajuuLt-nee.
nt'en who were not only aide
:<f render a program but men who
< "11 Id !>e depended aipon to dy a bi^_
job in any task that might jhe assigned
them, men with 'chaYacler.
intelligence, illative'of personality,
and those distinguishing qualities
which the approbation * o'f tlie
-en-<. >. a.- . to- t lieir leadership- aldl?
.'. iah ?< liooj?t-ludeivt*?Butt-?eoHcgc :
stinh-nts who are here to Kee-|
themselves financially that thev .
ret in n to school at Tlu^bnginfTfTuT'
! a new scholastic year to fijrtlu-r
edhysttion that they may . he
able" to help solve some of the
vvoild's ?problems of tomorrow
when they are to become the leading
citizens, statejpen, and orators'
of tire new era..'The entire crowd
went away smiling. The return
murrain will be. given nt Groat.
Street A. M. K. Zion Church, in
September, '. ~\ k
Ml SIC \1. MAYS OK
A llAHLKS'TUV.-S. (--(15y
John \. Hurr.U) .
Mnrre lovers of Charleston nnd-^
vicinity will he interested t>> heathat
chore el borate
m.:.-i?al progirTi* rendered at Mr.
'/ion V At _ V ill.......I,
ern?> !). Septehib. r sth. at :?U?
o'clock by ekji.t (;<) of the best
lienor < l;oii >' of tin* City.
AH of tbqse choirs
a Very tire. account i f theiris. Ives,
to' t.ho Music lovers of the ("in .
ana pn-rni-es to bring to this pro
inrhsn their best and riche-t- repui.ior
. i ''if- oil. thi' fi i e l'tuUtrc* of
i hi- i.'iviraiiti will In- the rend it i.oi"i
of 1 i'o ?National?.Vr.ilto:a" by
these united choirs. You can't
uitVd to .miss'it.* ' *
life Choir's represented witl he:
Kmmamiet- Choii. Mr. .1. Krcd Situ
nurns. Director; Morris Brown A.
M. K. Choir, Mr. Philip Bennett.
.1 iii I i. 1??i ; Khone/cr A. M Choir Mrs.
Inez .1. Temple.- Directress;
St. 1 .tike A. M. K. Clioii-. Mrs. K.
1'. KHis, Direct l ess; . Ww Cer.tial
R. M. c. K.. Mr. n. Mi.idlct-ni. Diriictori
Old'Bethel M,.T"<.. Bev. C.
lit own. Director: (Vntrnl Bnotist.
Mrs. Inez l'nukr.cy l?iv?v tress- vit.
Zion A. M. F... Mr. Johh-A. Harris
to ii. v-.... .11 ...
IMIl'lUM. .ill. /.It ?fl |IJ\|lt*> ? il t?l
ill eir_f r imid^ JiiuLmninihcr *-oj?_i1u>
sister ehurehes to come and spend
a deli'^htfnl Xlusie hour with .
tiienu ,.t the Friendly Church with,
the warm welcome.
Tie moTiThc r t h\- " daf e. Sunday,
Sept. 8th at 5:00 P. M.
WINNSHOKO M:\VS
All -of Winnshoro turned out to
Camp Welfare .and Gethsemaiw
last Sunday. ' ?
' Miss Vera Brown and Mrs.
Charlotte Blake from Philadelphia
ana visiting' relatival and friends'
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Tlu* i tr n il. r~~ ~~rr JACK
WILLIAMS
DRUG STORE
JACK WILLIAMS. Mer
Drugs, Ice Cream, fSodas.
Cigars, Cigarettes and
Tobaccos,
2365 Cervais St. Dial t>23f
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David G. Ellison
General Insurance
Honest and efficient atten-'
tion given to all business
placed with rne.
PHONE 5717
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