The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 19, 1935, Image 6
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No money, no experience
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C.
HOME A(i A IN"
^ Dear Bill: .
\ I am home again after my summer
travKsfto different plan - in
wi. South t'aivjjina- I first xvent Jn [
fcHoree \t:if hiSxLu^^k nno^Vi Ilhffbs-3
4mother antf^glJanilfaUier. uncles
??^ajuLalLni.y ctvysnis. _ Next" to Union
to visit Undo Xcs'hit Williamsh
who is a Farm. Dermm-st rntor ami
while tiv i e I visited Whjjemirc.
Spartanburg ami.. Cross Anchor.'
If" * The colored people in Uni'-n have
a. fine Drftgstrrre and I'-ino school
buildings. All the people and especially
my lilt I friend- wv.re very
kind to me. I am sorry I ecu Id
not stay longer in Columbia with
iTaferia, Billie and Catherine Cha.ppelle.
They were very nice trf ule
ami I want them to cmiu: to visit
home and in school in the sixth
(trade.. Moth r is auxiv t::is v.ieek
and I am helping ffaddy ami tinboys
keep house. ^
Valeria Howard
HOMK FROM VACATION
B- \<nian. S. ('.,
October -1 t. r.'do '
Dear Bill; .
I spent m'ost of my vacation
"home, but from 'A-iigust the 2St.h
until September "IS. Ireturned to
went from Columbia to Orangeburg.
on train and from Orangeburg
to Bowman on the bus.
Oh! what a fine time I did have.
Wish many of my friends were
with me|
In Columbia. I rod on tite b-.ii
to Cayce. I |>aid live cents. Out
jy in Cayce, I went to thg Locks
Guard. O! what a dangerous place
it is to look at. I also visited-the
??State Idouse-. - I wish for'niany of
my mends. *
0! Bill I forget to mention that
our school opt ned last Thursday.
October 10, and my '.ittie friend."
N. 11. Hagood was unable to be
in school, but I do hope he will
be able to go soon.
' -Sunday his Father, Mr.?Hagood
and his Sister Zula Mat ami thyself
went out on- a ride; we bad
a goodtime.
I thing X. 11. felt much better
=.- I at? expecting him tc> mIu'm-I ? n
Monday.
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Your frien'tTi
KDXA wir.sox.
MAREARET HAS "liKi TIMK"
AT THE FAIR
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Bembert, S. C..
October 1 1, ll?3J)
Hello Bill:
Don't a^k me if I had a big .
time at the fair, you betvyour life
I did. Karly " Thursday^ morning
.? my mother -carried nil of us an<i
some of my little friends^ we spent
ing through the exhibit; building
and vi eincr thp manv lUtV.-i, i t
things there. We went outside and
rode the horses and in the- swing,
and everything else. Our ( li b won
two prizes for the 'best jars of
fruit. Our county school* bad a
booth also the city sch<mlsr which
was very good.
_?J am planning to-go-to Cam-?
K den this week to the Kershaw Co.
r Fair. I still attend Sunday School
K, every Sunday. Our ' Bible verses
Ek started with the letter "N". Well
? I guess that is all for this time.
Yours,
MARGARET WRIGHT.
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BILL CAR.VER, Editor
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iKur Bill:
I am well ami hope, .you are the
same. ., * . '
Iti 11 I \vuit to the Sanctified
m.'.'t.iim- Smuliiv. The Khler Walk
i r preached a fine sermon ami his
members sanjr. "(live Me That Old
Tinny Uclitfion." They, had a nice
,tinie.
Siiu'ci'elv vours.
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Zll.A MAM MAKING
-MAK I NCI COOl) SKI.I.INC.
THE "LEADERS"
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Bowman. S. <\
October 14th! i'.i.'la
Hear '.Bill-:
t~ an! well and hope you are
the same..
Bill 1 enjoy", selling your papers
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uii'i ?n\ 111^ im.> vrnju^ 11.
We had .Sunday School at the
usual hour Sunday. Wo had a jrood
>o?F n. There will be lib more
Sunday School after the. fourth
'Sunday in October on account of
< amp '*?K?etinjf. We samr; "Clod'
lie With Vrtu- Till We Meet Ayaiu'
l"r ch sinjr. '
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WEDDING
Fort Motte, is. C.,
October 15
hear mtt:
1 was to service Sunday afternoon
at Alt. Ziwi Baptist'Church.
he ltev. Williams prettehytLa-vviuiderful
senium. They raised for
"colhetion the. amount of $1.10. 1
thought the.V did nice.
Bill 1 waf to a supper Saturday
ideht at" the home ot Airs. .Fludd.
We had a nice time.
. There will, he a weddinir Sunday
pft'inoon tit thi'. home of Mrs.
lacuhs. Her daughter. Miss Itit'11
1 -la.- '!?> to Mr. Ju.liu- Mq-uIl.rk1.
Tin re will He preachiny Sunday
afternoon at Zinn Baptist Church
Vonrs trulv, . ,
M A K BF. I.1 ,lv GOODW1NF
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BOY SCOTTS OF AMERICA
TROOP .">]
Th mtetinjr was held ;it W'aver:
v School, supervised hy < ui
Scout .Master. ..Mr. K. C. Sweat.
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n'"?vii i?ui i ? ?i I'ttinn ii'uuirr in1Kan
the meeting by leading. -a
.-emit song mid repeating the.
cout's 'oath. Tli* meeting was
then, turned over t>> our scout master
who. railed for objectives for
our new -routine' year. After ti
lengthy discussion the entire troop
.agreed t. try to hold these si>
objectives before them and as a
part of them-so-hs -to-make- tbh?
scotiting yiar the biggest and the
be t we have had. These -objectives
wen :
1. Advancement ot 1 mop.
~"2. Ihctvased membership._
!. Regin meetings promptly.
1. Revival of old Ti'(Jon No. 51
: pil'it .
a. More public. app li ances.
b. More hikes. . ^
o. Subscribe for scout magazines.
6, Troop news in new-paper.
* We are asking for parents of
.-coots and also other Columbian
> M K.? II- ? ' ? VtHlJ/MHlt ? llli U ?"*> ftVI
as to fulfill those six objectives,
thereby making Troop 51 bigger
awl better. Reginald .Jackson,
Carroll I.eevy and William Coultry
havt been appointed as a com
nrittce to draw up a Troop Constitution
in which our former laws
can be preserved.
All scouts belonging to Troop
51. and those wishing to join the
troop are asked to be present at
the next meeting, Tuesday evening,
October-14, 1085- at 5:#W
< '(.lock. The meeting will be held
at Waverley Kchpolv?
, Traop 51,
Carroll M. Leevy, Scrtjle.
I'OM A III A SCHOOL r
RESl'MKS I'jCS WORK
l'<?maria School has thrown
open its doors again for hard work
We enrolled a large number inspite-of
work.?The teachers were
gladly welcomed with our new Ua.Mi-s
Donna Thompson from
Clinton, S. C., with Miss B. A. Mar
tin, principal from Columbia and
Mrs. Laura Vance Simmons, assistant
teacher from Greenville. We
wish them a successful term.
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SENECA r, 1-0
By T. K. Bythewood :
Orangeburg, S. C. October. 11 ?
Iij a Kamc marked with sptetu'euJar
runs, and forward passes, the
Clatlin Panthers ran Vough-shod
stpiud 1*1 "in i.hneea, to the tune ol?
".">1-0.
The boys from Seneca put up a
valiant tight throughout the game,
butt Coach Bell's boys kept driving
forward for scores. Even thy substitutes
would not be denfed the
pleasure of a couple of toUch-downs
after the varsity had gone to the
showers.
This is .the second S. A. A. C.
. .victory for^tho lH.'ll Champion! hip
team of Clailn College. .
On ^he plucky Seneca squad
Kinds, Joyner, Kemp. Pullium and
Poster.were outstanding.
The I.ineups:
Claflin ? Seneca
KK?Blackmail .. Edwards
KT?McCollough __ Farley
ttG-?.McCombs ~'r-- . Kinds
C?Fai r . - Foster
LG?Fritz Williams
LT?-Fair Poole
I.K?Van Daye -T" Joyner
Q?Ramsey . Kemp
RH?Gregg __ ... J Petty
1,11? G. Williams Mack
Substitutions: Claliin?R. Wil.iams.
Wideman,. Ntely, MeCurdy.
Brazcl, T. Robinson, llorne, Evans
Harrington, Gritlin, Walker, Cureton,
Fisher, Cook, E. Robinson,
Bradford.
Sen era: Junes, Jenkins, Hop well
and Dye.
neiree: sneniem, UDviJin.
Umpire: Jtwell, M. I. T:
' Hi adlinemailT'MeGhee, Lincoln.'
IlKKi- AN f) Til Kim
Hy C. M. Willi.irs
Howmani S. ('., Coiikiatulato
Hill Carver, Miss Haider, Antioch
RaptLt Church; pastor Wine and
liowmai) l'or vim instruct inn?^niJ?
reception of Tlie Pallmetto Leadcr
in your family circle. It will in
spire you* in your church Work,
husiniss and home life.* Keep in
touch with your friciids inform you
>f the more inportant news of your
race and the universe.
For a condensed analysis read
the "Editorial. Column"- "Pointed
Points" l'i rsonalities, The New
rtjdCr, Kampbclltframs. .i- i
Rally at Antioch Sunday, Rev.
/dealer of Ileevcsville preached.
>25.(10 was raised. .The weather
was cold; and people stayed at
home. Hev. P. Shinn will preach
the tiist Sunday ui^ht.
St. Matthews, S. ('., Dea. John
Ayers, prominent .farmer, was
niri d at Mt. Carmel Monday. Mr.
lohn Miller of Wdteree was bur
t Sundav afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa Scott, -formerly of
Kastover died in Florence; was
buried at Pleasant 'Grove Baptist
Church, Gadsden, SundajT7 afternoon.
Rev. S. (i. Smith preached at Mt.
Nebo Sunday for Key. Wine. I
Jack frost visited us Sunday
- nigdft ivi'.d1 took quite a iniinbei?rrf?
mosquitoes back with him.
Rev. Shiver visited Mt. Olive,
and assisted pastor Wells with
Communion last Sunday. Rev.'
Wells preached an eloquent sermon
to a small but attentive audiance.
Mrs. Sally Kess sister ot Oca*'
Cope worshiped with us; also Mr.
Douglass, the new principal of
Ston y Hill School. ' . '
Rev. I). S. Wells preached at Mt.
Nebo Sunday night. Mr. Butler,
the new principal of Cojk-^Villiams
School was a visitor. ??
BRANCH VILI.K NKWS
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fln-Laad. |-. pnd MlS.
\V. K. Johnson and son, Russell
Johnson ami fmeev AlfrettaWatmerton,
S.~C., motored t<*RrancE
ville to see their sick tieice, Mrs.
M. R. Miller who. suffered a broken
chest born. She is doing nicely
now. We hope she will continue
to remain to improve.
James and members of the church,
;iml fri nds treated her very nice .
during her illness.
On Sunday Mrs. Fannie Benbow.
and s;on, Joseph Rtnbow and Sinclair
Johnson and wife from Summerton
motored to Branehville to .
see their sister. Hope they all will 1
come again. *
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Ttii^ALMirrrt) Lba^ek
riftlC an dickson co. tkacii-i
i:rs' assoc iation
(Mrs.) M. V. Marion, reporter
The a min'OMi. i Teachers'
Association held its first meeting1
Saturday' morning,' Oct. 12th, in
the Reed St.-High Sch ol Auditorium
at 10 o'clock. It was very
encouraging to sec so many happy
looking teadT'Ts assembling
to -map out a worthwhile program
for rho?.1PH5-liKfir ses-H-m T-hefirst
hour was spent in departmental
groups as follows: The
brimary. Group? Mrs. C\ J. Peek,
Mid Miss Robbie Wilson' in charge,
rhis group reported a very instructive
^ hour, as they had open discussion
on "Organixuliuu. ?and
plans," also Miss Wilson presented
a lesson on "Social Imitation"
'Learning thro' motor expression"
Hi.1 "Systematized Plans." There
\p-le siXTy~"pr,pscnt in this group
and they votcfl to have the same
0.<wln..o Tl, ? I.
i>- m. uc iiiu'i ineuiatf
?Mrs. B. I,. .flJnvis and Mrs; Sar.dv
(.'o<>xunv-in-dwn;K<v- This grew?
also reported a vehelpful hour,
as tRey discussed "Teani work and
cooperation" in play and games
also Mrsv Coax inn presented a
Lesson ; in '"Spelling," outlining
?.ight steps.Tliey planned to have
"Heading" in their next meeting
a.td voted to have the same leader-.
The High :-'cj:uol G;uu[) iuiisistihg
of Jr.* U'g'1 "'S(>?Prof,
(ioldman and Mrs. J..L. Perry in
charge?This group was vat* open
discussion, on' "How to hold and
interest, this giutip of children in
School-?Several good points
were brought out. and the leaders
in charge outline the new progiam
up schedule for thi< department
and it brought annul a very iill' I'-'
esting discussion and this discuston
was continued until the next
mCetingwith tli saute leadeis in
eharire. At the appointed hour
the groups assembled in the auditorium
for the general .meeting?
The'meeting onei/tvT with the President,
Pro. S. C. Perry presiding,
by singing "I old I want' to be a
Christian"?Piay>-i- by Kov. CjilUard?^Singing
"We are climbing
Jacob's Ladder"?Heading of Minnies
<>f last ntyetir.g read arid approved
-An acknowledgement to
tlve $10' that was sent Mr. Woodson
to,ass*ist him in cohtinuing his
research work was stated by the
president, We won- hnrm-ed in
having Pi of. J. 11. Felton. State
Supervisor of Volumbia, S. (U?Liesp^ke
very km Oily on the "Te^eb
ois doing-their v.iy best to blot
put illiteracy in their Community"
--The. beauty of teaclnrs should
be teach' as our .Master teacher
did. go but and find the best-ones.
If iv,? haw?foriy-live ua mil, d.i
n.:t l<e sat is lied with an a village at
tendance of thirty-two. Give totlu*
pupil the best we have. Mr.
W:. I. Peek, manager ol the A\dei'??n
County Cuhm .! Fair \\;asj&ros,
nt and brought wordg of encroUraeeniehT
t . the teachers :;nd comniendvd
them for the'whole heart
ed cooperation in past years and
hope it will continue this year.
Mrs. A. K. Anderson. County Supervisor,
introduced to the Assuciation-the
"Winners" of la-t year's
lieauUfic.atiuii_ CunUst. and?ll is .
Con-test ,wi!l continue this term We
had'two added features' at i
this me. tint: A groups of. Home
Keonomic l\achers and a group of
Adult Teaclu i s-^They were grae- j
iously welcomed to our Association
by the l'i ii( lit Our t lal enrol! ;
unfit wfu* .follows! I'll iv.-ary
group (it):_l::U-rnie<li.itc' group ltt;
ii. High a::d l.llgTl School l'i;
iluauu?Fiou a.lies- .S; AaiaJt lea. ln
ets ti.
We ad' .'i.n d with 'the in'r/.pah.
ROCK I1U1 HAI'T. ( Ill'ItCH
Hex. H- lh Taylor, I'astor
Winrsboi. S. C.?Sunday, Oct.
<?. was ki '.Aii as baptism day for
the Rock I lib Church. We had a
Inv ly tiu.f i.'it it was cold. We
All the cami'. lutes was ready and
was baptis.d mi followed into the
cluirch. Ah.! which Re'v. Taylor
proaehei a ' wonderful baptismal
sermon. A!--" we were glad to have1
wiiji uh Re'.. Mannings and Mr. & i
.Mrs. Ki 11-ii: _-worth of .Columbia,'
with" us, We certainly enjoyed
tl:eni. A1 Mrs. II. K. Taylor
taught a v...:dor,ful SiM". lay school
less.on. It v.'a enjoyed very much.;1
Mrs. Jo-vphiiie Williams of Col'um"!
bitr has ho a th<> truest of Mr. and
Mrs. Roosevelt Moore, for two'
weeks.
Sunday, (tot. 13,Ave had a lovely
Sunday school lesson... All-teach-'
eis wen- Ml- i heir post. We hail a
wonderful ! son. Sub. "The ^tory
of Jeremiah" We certainly missed
our' set i r teacher, Bro. K. I..
(Jeorge on a ount of sickness, lie
is much hi. : ter now, Sunday ovoniit'-C
the .itnrior Missionary SocieTy
and TTk Helping Hand Club
met, Mi>. M. M. Moore, President;
also the Trustee Board met, Mr.
( *. tK. Kteyensoiry^Chairman. We
aVl are .making ready for ,the bitr
carnivaj, wt. are expecting to havp,
a jolly titlie. Miss Sarah Mc(Ju rtcis
left Monday for Friendship
Cnlloire. R?,:-l. Hill
Thursday night, and Friday, Oct.
did and 1;'n. We had a two?nights
priMi-hingw- .Rev. Smith of CohVm-I
bin prearhc I'Thursday .night, aid
Rev. L. Starts preached Friday"]
night. Wo cOrtamly enjoyed theTtTT
We Jiopc tin y will ccme again. i
Rev. M. ('. Moore r>f Rock Hiil
preached, the following \Snnd -iy I
nieht fiom the subject "The Right
of Baptism.".. The amount raised
during the little drive was $15.40.
We are getting ready'for our I
annual association.""
C. Stevenson, reporter
PRAYER
By Rev. John Burroughs
Oh God who has made of one blood
All nations of men to dwell on the
face of the earth. ,
And didst sent thy biased son,
....L.A'<" '..M *utr-1. 'in
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WINNSHORO NE\VS_ !
The pupils, and teachers of Fairfield
County Training School were
eliffhted to have Rev. W. G. Ov
ens, pastor of Wayman A. M. K.
hGhurchr-at 4.he?r devotie? hour Fri
[ t'hnely address to the,'student body
I on the subject "The Little Foxes
That Destroy the Vines."
i Mis. Lois Pray Johnson who "now
| mak?*s her home in Chester, came
down last .FViday evening to see
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
I Feay. She returned Sunday, l.'tth.
: We were all delighFed to have Mrs^
Johnson a,'ain in our midst.
Mrs. Mai ion .Brown. iv><#
young wife of Mr, Fill ward Himn- departed
this life .Tuesday {of last
week and was buried Wednesday.
Mrs. Brown was taken to the hospital
Sunday previous to her death
but too late. The young couple
were former students of our school.
The bereaved have our deepest sympathy.
Last Sunday was communion
day at St. Paul Bapt. Church. Rev. ?
J. M. B.atty, the pastor was at his
~brst when he urged all-believers to "
mil off -the ir grave clothes which
ire chocking the proetess of the
hurch today.
I Mrs. Hannah?Brown -and?lit 'la grandson,
Charles who have for
-ome weeks been visiting her chilIren
in Washington, 1). C. r- tun
.,1 hnm.. loO \i..? i ..< < - - > -
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of ns all.
They reported a pleasant trip..
Mr, Jyhin Laudadnle, son of Mrs.
CPoige Laudadak* is critically ill
at this writing. lit is at the home
-of his inothiM?veil I'll1 I'VPi'V thll'.uf "
oossible is being done for his case
of double pneumonia.
Rev. N. Smith filled the pulpit
last Sunday night at St. Paul B p
Church. All present enioyed
'he great message which, he <h li? or
.1 fiom Mark 5:1 lb
After the sermon, Prof. F. E. Mcintosh,
was set apart a^ do r
his church. This office runs back
to the fa_th"r an 1 maud falliei >P
Prof. Mcli.t.sh'.' .
A little rally for the church followed
the. ordination services, in
which was raised.
JVe are glad to note that Mrs.
Mosm I>yfes is,.mtich improved after
.sovtfjfcil day- of illness.
Prof.-F. K. M.clnr. -h er.t, rtai: -<1 |
his 1 ricn's t a patty on "Friday
evening at his residence on Garden
tuet. The MrTntosTTlioine was ar (
ranged thorovghrtut with beautiful
:!ahlTa's""iihd cut flowers, other
dink and green decor:.ti. ns addin e
:e making- the trou so *~"hyntitibu 1
Late in the evening an iced course
was served.
Those present in luded Mis
i-Mamtu-?Andemmr Miss Sarah
Brown,. Miss B. M. Bolar, Miss
Ether Clinkscale, Miss L. Smith
Miss Ada A. Woodson. Miss Nolli
Gordon aV 1 (Miss Rosamond ('.
Johnson, Prof. Mcintosh and Mr.
B. J. Mcintosh.
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uui Ml HIWIl JJUVSIS Wl'Vi*
Prof. an I M s C. (). Mcintosh.
Miss Sarah ().. Sintpkins, Miss A.'
_K?Mc In tosh,-A kiss Kami-jo Pi. Ramey.
Mias Kranei L. D bbifs of
Johrston. S. (V and Miss Amelia
A. Mcintosh (if H< r.edict Colleg ,
Columbia.
Mr. J. K. Sims, from the
<TC CJamps at Charb'sti.n, S. C.
spent a few av< in our town this _
week, the truest of his: m thet.
Mrs. Lucy Situs.
'M.is< Nellie M. (lordon 'of our .
4'aetilty-sp'-nt Hie week-end in Co
lumbia with her parents.
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ST. PAI'LA.M. K. fm iK'ti
Rev. R. ~Ar~Young, Pastor
Sunday was .a loVely day while
many church go1,is seemed to take
advantage of it. We had a very
large crowd of old ar.d young; at
11 ;d() Rev. .Young hi ought to us.a
burning messae.- front Hebrew i>
jdiaptor and 2nd verse, subject
"What is man with yut tin* >p. n of
Clod visit him." ' This sermon war.,
enjoyed by all. This being out
{communion day a very large crowd
came forth and partook Af the
Lard's Supper. Two persons .wen
i : ( oivi'd in the church sis fill! nii'in
i 1>-T>. Mrs. Lizzie Martin passed
i to tlu* great beyond Sept. 2X, St.
Paul church has sustained a great
loss so high was her standing "an 1
efficient was h<T service in.til h.i
death was keenly felt. She was
held hi high esteem. Sister Mart-tin
was a faithful-am-m be r an I in
'the discharge of. every duty with
out complaint. Mr. T. A. William's
undertaker su-tair.ed kindly
selection and did everything poss'ble
to give a der'ent burial. Miss
Ruth "Stewart read the obituary
remaiks,. Rev, .1 S Martin prear'i _
ed the funeral sermon. 1 I
' She leaves to muttrn her loss, a i
hmband and a ho-t of children and
other relatives and friends. We
feel its ours loss,? but heaven'i
-gain. There will be a Silver Tea j
at Mrs. F. 0. Count's home Oct. I
20th. Come out Saturday night,'
Oct. 2G, to the chicken supper at
Hope school house.
NOTICE
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Wonders will preach at Wesley m"
K. Church, Sundav night. Oct. 20,
at; 7;.'t0 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited" to be present.
Rev. P. E. Mingo, pastor
To preach peace to them that are
far off?
And those that are nigh.
(Itau t'.'M all nun f very whore,
May seek after and led '.'bet.
Hring tha nations into the fold,
Pour out thy spirit upon all flesh?
And hasten thy kingdom throygh
the same
Thy Son Jeaus Christ, our Lord;
Amen. . i
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K. H. HOPE DIES AT*
IRMO, SOUTH CAROLINA
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Irmo, S. (\, October 14th?It t
is a privilege to pay tribute to' one c
whom we valued much as a Chris- \
tian Home Rurial Aid Society
member and >co-laborer. We have t
Known .Mr. ! ;. li. Hope for a Hum- (
btr of years, just as apious bus- t
ban I ar.d true helpmate he provertto
be.?hater7ry president and- li
vice-president of the above name
society. He was always loyal and i
ever ready and yilKng to cooperate
in any way for the advance- '
ment of Christ's Kingdom. I
How faithfully he labored to ;
bring his society up to the high- 2
est point of--efficiency . umKr his ~
leadership, new members. were ]
made. u____ 1
lie was especially interested in
the young people of his society. "]
lie realized the many dangers anci
temptations that come -to them t
and- fvit that if t^cy wecc enlisted
in Christian -xuevice they would
have the_str-hgtn and courage to
resist the temptations He was in- i
ifed busy about bis blaster's, business.
lie has left us I'm- :i I'aiiT" _
er land. TIK hn< r..W?......
(lay, but the influence of his consecrated
life will linprur' v.ith us
to I>1' On 1?help lie,. n? "W?.Jmiic- ?
ney on our way.
When comes to the weary a bloss
ed release, s
When upward we pass to Jli-s
Kingdoin of peace,
When free from the wpis that on
earth we must bear, ** I
We'll "say Kopd-hi?;ht here,. ,
Km u(io:r moi tnnir up there. .
(Miss) Martha K. Suber. |
Kt'solutions of Respect * d
Whereas^ it has pleased our ^
Hcnverrry Father to I'llH homo our : !1
Brother, Mr. K. II. Hope. from, his e
labor anionic his friends, loved 1
ones and society, inemeis, ; j
Be it resolved^ -- . ? - j?
Be it resolved. First: That Chris-, r
iia? Heme Burial Aid Society ].i&i 1 .
lost one ol' its fnjthful mi mlii-is . a
lie. was faithful his spciity-and ^
always willing To" spread elveer *
and comfort".to others;-^ j 4
Second,: That^we join in pray.-r
to (lod'that FTe will lYfess his fain- '
ily with *if.-.-o 1 health and'that He f
wttl protect and dirxei ilu-in in ^
find's, service. - ' J
Third: That a cp; y of thee i..->- 1
olutiuns be placed on our mil utes,
a copy be* sent to the Union me t- 1
iiur ami :t ropy, sent to The Pal- '
metto Leader.' . .1
The Christian Home. Burial Aid
Society": - ~ |
Preside nt, A una Nance, j
Secretary Martha Nance. v
Brand Olivers: 11
MrsT Maria Burton.
\V.. K. ' \Villin,'..y.J t
Uev. \Vi R. llftwfniui. I
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! :. CIIUM 11 1
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.Ki'V. I!. IS. I lack. I'u.ior | ,
Sail lay ..kool., pen ;! in c'.u
.'or-ni by S'pt. ! '. .). KoxwoitTi. I
M l .i tin cla >. v?r ?a1 i'mi irvd' r:
fiii<i; folk well by a lively lesson,- '
Hoc. .Ma-k pi i' n- <"i a i ' I' >.m r- j
itoii s.a; 'ay. 11 i:.t was foun hi '
I'hil'piar " 1 t chcpl r l!! sir v r?se. , 1
( 'ultjoT: "Th (Irani ( uo'.ce." S a J
lay niu .1 Lev. A!:i- K a -. ik .l t.'-~*
strum ayuin ml dojiv.rol unit
lie. - v-'nii *? i"i"?11 in his sub- '
jeet was found Isaiah "nth rliajji. *
ami l.tli vots< : "Caret,:il: . ?f i?
Spirit.". > Aftor t'lie ei nion ltd., !"
Mack called .for joiners' .. 11 < 1 lie re-j J
"Tivir! lt~V.""lt't"f <il" -Sav :;n.ib.~"(Ja: .
Mr. Saiioa I i.aoi- ami .Miss Daisy,
llinv.i: aio 11. ?. I; I'r.-M Dork; .Ml I
\vlicit; llit y Jiavr In en Wuikiiitr. l
Mr. .James -William . .Ir.'i- a1 ill
hack fro i Hooky.- -YD. .Mir . I.. 11. j j
alhmin left l-'riday ey.riir? for.'
Conway where she. will teach this I
ait.tor. .Mullins eoi.et i school
. as l.?ii'o|i no.! for tun w. k- it j
is s;tid ha . e many alien liny.
I.. II. ('a! 11.1.1!, i opart r
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M l I.i.INS M liWiv i
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Sister l.'.i I'eiia l.-nnl ilvparteilj
this life ( let <i ;??*". ' '
^1k -Wii;?liin if; i it laita:' v. (). ;. j
! '?, 10.'tf?,nt thi- ? !t. Olive 1 ^i -1 j
("nil;, h. R. .!. 1,. l'n. U t.a: <'.
it 1 1 :0() ..VliM-k l?y R"\. II. I,. (',?]. I
lirs of St. Paul Hanti : <'!r.i:vh.jt
A Iilc luii.^ fi n mi ..1 tin f-tivily-rrH?
the (k'lH'll:-. (I. I I
Hymn-1! IS: - . ! i; t a . 1 C"j?s:. 1:0 I
l?y Rev. ( 'lliii-; < ml scli'i iion~"
IKK. \
T( \t: A l? ! !:H- "if a i..ai, .lit- I
lull li l.\?- iiyaiu in all tie days.
my ajipoiiiV,..! limi. I'll \vaii- mi \
sH?rrrr?rr.anyi' riain'.''?
Si". 11 vi s?Lu?rnn.irn U1''. 1 <?>-1.?I??
mothers, It sisters, fan:!' a la'.-t of i
frier.ds. i
PINCKNEY'S FU
I NDF.KTAKKK AND IJC
SOUTH CAKOLIN;
- - 1006
WASHINGTON ST.
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i i ,i?w> "iv"1#!-' .'
_ Saturday, October 19, 1935
CLINTON CO LLKOE~NEWS
The senior normal class of Clin: *
on College, met. October 1), 101I5
'or the purpose of organizing the
lass. AH members of the class
v* re ih good spirit for putting .
a ei groat projects this school
orm. We arc anxious to make
Union a bigger ami bettor Clinon.
The officeks elected are as foln\\-s:
?President,
.Miss Paulino Alexinder,_
Filbert, S. C.; Vice PresiL::t.
Ali-s FU, .Mb 11. Luroton, Rock
(ill, S. C.; Secretary," Miss Mary
lubinson, Rock Hill, S. C.; Treas.i
diss Louvinia I.yies, Rutherford,
X". C.; Chaiinian, Program Coninittee,
Miss Fucilen Cureton,
trek Hill, Reporter, Miss
Paulino- AKxandeif-Krkbert, S. G.;~
Faculty Advisor, Mr. Charles 11.
[Timor, A. P., Charlotte, N. C.
We feel that with the above
;orp of officials \vc will be able
o carry on the great work of Clin-.
(Ill, ' 1
ill I.I.Kit CHAPEL
? ^ A-M. KcClirRC'T
Key. (i. II. White. I'atftw
Newberry. S. C.?Our Sunday
tfrhgol \Va.< well attended. Sevartl
visitors were present. The les-.
ion was. reviewed by Supt. Floyd
n: as Usual did it vet# impres- a
ive.ly.
At morning wovship-r-Tho Child-,
en's' Hour. Two (2) selections " - '
y. re slinjr by the small jrirls ami
?i?ys.' members of the Sunbeam andlurry
Hustler;! (dubs, respective". y.
'After which the pastor spoke
or-a few. piinutes from I Tim.
1:12 on t)n- topic. Do you want to
>e happy? Then the children sanp;
itint her seT^T* h' n.. LittlcMixs Uv- " ~
rlena Martin was the pianist. Mrs
dps. Whit'* had thaYp.e.. Thn the
>astov selected Judprc.-. 16:17 as his
liscourse.tlu are, Samson the Naza- ?ito!
A very appreciative trroun
vas in cMtjit^and- there were severX-visitorsr
' '.
At the Drayton Street Hi
School C?lee Club and quartets,
male and female} rendered a program
urnjer fire (.tficieiit leadership
ft' Miss mien Nance".'who has'
'harffe of. music at the school.*"
Hiould this <Hee ('luh appear near?
ou pro to hear them and you won't
i-ol'o! it
The Sarah Allen Clulv sponsored
l.e program, Miss F.lsi? Gallman,
'residi at* Mrs. Berliice Pratt, sifter
visor-,-- -A
spit ndid gathering, of young *
+44*?greet 1?Hhj?un -idt nt of the
'.caguo, -.Miss L. M. Harris] who ~?
vas in charge-; Our young people
ire wide-awake. If vpu doh't beii-ve
it conre to the Lcafruo.' Our
ia-toi- was present as usual.
For the f vening hour the pastor
'poke fia.fn IsaiahTO:!} "Prepare
Pe?4-he Waj?of Thy " Lord." A-'
liong those visiting* \Vas Miss Aulie
1 aura Washington of Asheville
Jorlh Carolina.
The Sarah Alien Club was onvitaired
Wednesday b\- Miss F'ed
lie and Georgia Lee I.yles at the
i .hm of their grand partens, Mr.
l'i Mr*. ! ', 11.M'ratta. S. C' A deieious
course were servtd.
On Thursday the IJusy Keo
'! !i met at the home of the Presdent.
Miss Mildred- Stephens. lit i
i shi.uents were served. Mrs. F.
jnai le- ~h:rs?rliiiruo tf this eltlb'.
Miss I.. M. Harris the acting
resident of the KxCelsior club enertained
it Friday. She .served'an
in p..ti zing course. For souvenirs
he gave in mature goods filled.with
orn .candy and tagged "Harvest
Pi'neC . Thi+-club in spt-rsorihg ii
lot fatening cntertainnient n r
In parsonage October 24th.
(irtober !i Mrs.- While is
pi.nsi i mv," ^ colored doll contest
'.very parent want* her little jriil
o win tlii' ilool.
The llh Sunday this church will
>l>s rvo In r .'?rd annual Harvest
loine jPielubration. night all the
;oai is and cliil s wiii make their
eports for thy annual conference car.
The Senior church always
njoys the . 2nd Sunday in the
nonth. Visitors are welcome to* < . '
ill our services.
HKAITOHT CO. Tit. SCHOOL
Burton, S. 0.?Mr. and Mrs.
lev e . of l.uhet-o were, visitors on
< Yam pus Tut 'day afternoon.
~-y>' >. : ii.ir.Klin?long uith Mln-lS
torn Keaufort attended a clinic
'<>r rurses in Columbia Friday.
M*s^-?Xu]ja_ (ii-lliatd spent tl\p
vcek-cn.! vb iliinTTcintives iiuChar
ist.on. ?
Miss Thercn' CJrayson spent the
vcek-end at home, in Beaufort.
?Kvclyn .lackson, sister of
d i v. Sha+.klin whuJiajj J>ec.u visit
iiu". 11iM* i r a li'W wot'Ks is sp^ndn<r
a few days in He .ut'oi.t.
NERAL HOME
KNSED EMBALMER OF,
V ANI) GEORGIA
Funeral Cars and Funeral
Equipment
AS-GOOD AS THE HEH'J
And 1 tetter thaiuthc Rest
And Prices Less
Olfice Phone 5707
Jtesidencc Phone 7705
COURTESY
AND
-SERVICE
i
> COLUMBIA. S. C"
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