The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 16, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Saturday, November IB, 1935"MESSAGE
THEMES AT 2ND
CALVARY SUNDAY"
The Rev. TO. M'arqu.tte Peace,
Minister of fhrv^econd Calvary
Baptjs.t Church announces tthe fol
5 lowing Services to be observed at
the Church Sunday:
11:20 Message Theme "The Perr
il of Softness." And at 7:H0 p. m.
Message Theme "The Heligu>q of
a Christian " , S
The church school meets 10 a.
-=?m.: fV'iul H- ?' v IT .-.-.o.w ...
p, . r
EPWOKTH l.liAtTt'TT OF WESLEY
M. E. CHI RCII *
-v-j-!. . ?;?
v The Knworth l-caene met Sunday,
November 10, l'J35 at 0:30 o'clock.
,
Opening song?"Ar ci ica, the
Beautiful." J
Prayer?Rev. Burnwick. "H
Hymn?-How Firm A Foundation
" Solo?James Earl Burton. I
Instrumental solo*? Miss Milin(1ft
HicksOm ~ I
Solo?Mrs. Katie Cannon.
Scripture?Mrs. Minnie Capers.
* Topic for discussion-*-^ Understanding
Other Nations. This I
topic discussion was led by Mrs.
Douglas, nfter?which?M)r*.?Mingo
read a short story. 1 Tire following"
spoke"on different nations: labeVia
"T' ?Miss .Margaret Boeknian. I
Russia?Miss Florence Preston. 1
Argentina?rMiss Dorothy JIick'
son. ' ' . I
j The more discussed question arising
from the topic was "Will
.Nations ever stop lighting war'.*''
? Solo?Miss Amelia Outen.
<T Offering, ~
Closing- hymn?Jesus Calls Us.
E. N. Frasier
I NU'N BAi'TIST ( 111 K( II
1 Rev. L. iJenkins, I'aslor
. ? ' A .
On Sunday, ut p. m. we _ observed
MenHiriaT serv ices l\u- o'v
former pastor, Dr. I,. M. Boykin
r and the ur.veliiig of Ins' picture.
The church school met at In p. ui_
the regular hum'. Tin officers,
teachers and pupils Were in their
respective p'a.iccs.
The Deborna class or Vor tig
women Bible class atv.l. the Abaemelch
class or th" Vottivx1 men Bible
class are steadily", moving onward.
' Rev. Chappdle of Benedict College
is the instructor <>. aiu.
On Sunday morning \>t 12 o'-;
clock Rev. Fanner of Bishop . Me
> us from the treuie, "l"us\v;'rii\if
Path." which was 1 highly jivspirational.
. Thes pastor filled t!:e rostrum at
H p. m. ami spoke fi'om tis 1 Tn < :
c "The Faifhl'til (ill rd," ..which
truths will forever live.
?The RT"V P. F will lvv a
splendid program d P.- M.-Km.day..
You are wclc; inc.
ST. JAMES \. M. E. ( Ill U< H
Rev. \V.. R. Ranker, Pastor
The ('oh:mbki't'oiifeiviuv; l.avihy
close.i?its St-s-sioij.' Sunday ~t'- trrr
Nov. 10th, a -pU\.r.!id c:ow| j;re.l?
d the newly appointed pastor Sun
Y daytnght, Avho -fudt^Tho i a wmi ~
ful sermon' from Ki. .\latt. 1T: 1
subject "Satisfaction, is.-- miai t<
success." It wa.- eitjoyi h.1 ; li.
We are .elad to l.avc Rev. Ho.del
..mil hope -4.4 t Puis'mil f.- n ?m
eessful eoh?? f< nee yn'trr. The pastor's
two dauuht. vs. als i were pu
sent. .Mr.s. Jon. - , ;tnd-.Mis< Kutd
? liouler: umrF> rwcfc cfc iioi -d je>~?
senr vuit: Revs.-Wd ,M. (i.uiM . I.
Robinson and Rev.'- Ducket l. Coi.ne'
au'uin visjtors ar? Iways w'-Jeonie.
Miss Floise (Ian. relt , t a. h.-r 1
the WhlttlllOIV ' I IJ111 > I! 1 "_r school III'
-Conway, S. ('. .-spent tin* .wi-.-k-iriu.l_,
- with her mother, .Mis. Annie .1;?neri
tie.
1 . MT. ZION A. \l. K. < III R<'ll _
Kcv. J. ,M Jackson. I'il.stor
Sellers -Sunday school opi nod
ai llu* usual hrnrrrwith t he?
and his co-workers at t...ii; post
of duty. The. 1.-son was \ ei y interesting
and beautifully discusser!'
throughout the classes. The
pastor g-ave a splendid review. The
h4 dof the Seventh Episcopal
^District saw fit to send back to
us our dearly b. loved pastor. Rev.
J. M. Jackson.
At 11:30 a. in. the morning service
began. He selected his text
1 fnnu ly.ai.uh 'Uli 10, Subject "(iodVWitrtcss."
This was a very
strong sermon,
i At 7:30 we re-assembled ?-nd the
pastor brought to us another wen-1
e'erfi l message. . Quite a l'? w atEthel
Newmafi and Ophelia Sn ails
of_Ntvv?A"ork*\vorshined with us
at th? moiping siu'Yice.
Those* Tin thir'sT; kv list I r? : .Mis.
T. B. Jones/ Addie N. wlin, Elnria
Foxwortih and Mr. Loyd'Jones. Wi
pray for thorn a-peedy recovery.
Miss Rosa J. Fladgsr ,-pent 'tin
week-end ;it koine as tin? gu.st ot
her parents, Mr. an 1 Mrs. R. E.
Flarlgor. Sho was ? eeonipanied l>y
Missis Ethel Mark of Nich.la;
and Nora E Nelson of Sellers.
Rvo. .1. M. Jackson and f .unity
s, were the> dinner quests of Mr. ar.F
Mrs. J. L. Crosland Sunday.
NORTH ( HARI.KSTON *K\YS
Rev. J. C. Murray, Pastor
Sunday school convene I at its
usual hour, with TtYipTT F7~D.~ Hurgi
ss and teachers on the j. I>.
The lesson was briefly.discussed
> and timely reviewed.
? At-11:1 -I Deacon Bro. E. Aiken
mounted the rostrum and preached
j a soul stirring sermon. On Sunday,
November 17th is known i .s
Trustees Day. Yon ar?' ccj'di.illjl'
invited to attend the Wedding of
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, l)oby
Axlrana to Mr. Willie Vice on Sunday,
November 2-lth, at .'5:00
i p. m., Lanes, S. C. Come'to church! j
A. Abdahem, Reporter'
*4' STATKMKNT FROM A
- COM M1TTKK OF "Bit*
BKTIIKI." A.MR CHC'RCII
As officers ill Bethel Chuich, St.
Matthews, we wish to nifke the
j following- ijttflcjm nt with freferertee
| to comments in'The Calhoun Tim|
O*. The paper meant no harm but
jits informers C.id mean lu nn, and
ini$iveprcs>. ntc-d the recent troubles
tllOIW _ .
The .Presiding Kldet Hcmifiit'.gway
positively made no-mention el
ar.y "Cooks ami Washtub crowd,"
ttiul was not offensive in the ^slight
I est manner.
' Unerring t > His liha^t of "^1
Ivomos" thia diil not h ppen timing
til.i i'i l M 1*1 i I'll :'i 111. i-tillg (oil nil Km .
cay,, along pleasant liin s ol' advice
to his,race to secure their own
homes. 1 \
"I lie i,n,"rill of llir l.nu.hlr was .
that, ''after Solomon (juinyard had
been suspended from thv sti wardship
in the church, .. ml charges
were mith'r 1>> ought nor sustaino.
, the -aid (.Juinyard was ieinstat
id-hy a vote of T.I to 12, and this
startul the unpleasantness. We
! carry r.o hitteiuiess in cur limits
'.nil feed sure that there will be no
jiu.thYr dikscnsior.s. We wish to
v-tutf that m* will do mir best?to- ;
bring inner and harmony.
We will thank The Calhoun
I'i no s in publish" tjhi.s in the inter- .
e l . f t.iie Hunch ami all eoneei uc<l.
From a Committee of representative
officers in bethel
('hUl'cbv r
..(XOTK: The. pper lias oi ly to.
say that it pas no trukin.l leelin.os
w ha tew i j hut t e basis of its
siat m rt rutin from one of Off..,
leadens in the clntreh.)-? (Clipped
from "The Calhoun Times.")
l'AS!"K'st All) CI.I II
(Jrpehwood -Ti e Pastor's A id
Club met at, the hynte el' Mrs.
Josephine I.1 v Haekct St., Thursay.
Oct. ;n, i
Tlw iofj, limr Wus called to order
by. the I'resident.^Mrs. Leila M.
Johnson. * .
Opening sung led by. Mrs, Ma.i',-~
u'te \Yo<ul, "1 WV-:t to be a ,t hrist- "
ian." 4
Scripture fl sson l's'iini by
Miss Leila M. Johnson, Piaye'r by
A'rs. Itosa A. Little. . Singing "l)o
vou think l.'ll tr.akii a t.o e:?r?"
- 5\ftCT this a spicy program was
t ordered. . . LeTuHi.t
by the Pro o; Solo by
Mrs.?V.'ooJ?: li.;i eks by 'i
s. l^u:r ies < !' Mt. P:?j?Sh A.- M.
h\ Chute').* Icniatks :A';rs. Uoxi;
l.agr. ou.v . ltd Mrs. Lbv.r Johnson;
Sgrus gf songs Kd by Mrs*. Uosa
Johnson.
Miiv. te.s of the previous meeting
w, re. read and ahopUd.
Tit i*c 111 < 4'iilli'tl .nn.I i 'it'll.
ill. nib; r ro fKidi.ird with nior.ey and
Jiibk vuses. A neat, sum was rais
eu. . .: v,..s ;
.Tlu' 1 ujstx*ss solved a delicious
coui'so ,ul t i uit sala s, crack-is, hot
liiITl'o ami taints. t J
Wo iuljTiBi Ky A In nuet-'al ; Ciib'
nnMU'-t.l i is. Ma'.1,'a ii?Win.u.1. Thurs.
.. y. km', 7, !i? at 1 o'clock. .
Wsitoi s arc- wi Icoiik IWOODSM
FF N.KWS '4
Trinity A. M. F. Zijin Church
Iti v. J. It. I, Allen, I'aslor
' - - \ : - *r ' f
Sunday school d<peno.I at thoaisu
:i! hour, with inipt. aifd to.idu is
t heir |n7s.t ' V . iitty. ?
TT- 1 aveiiiy po-pd Singer of"
' 'T7 .Mich. iTTTTTTTT! a pr?"j'r-n-ni .
M ndt:y night at New Iielhel Hap
; i i ( rii. A large ri itwi wire
pre? >Mit?i~?h1 in I In a?yorii'.T?i Mr n
sii g tlu> old time spitituals; th
i.m-s w. s parks..; to its utmost,
yt "!y v. t avl y iNjcVting
r th" f*-?tv.Mhg. The load- it-.jr
songs that apps.alvd._ttr tlu? poo
pie so pinch w<Mo "The litautiijal
i.'ity," "I.ea.i Me to the Rock," and
I i*rngu-ai aou.
Mr. and MrnNl.aw Wilburn, Mr.
II L)iaiiiuin>L_Mj';_!'|,y I Mirrah. Mrs
I.iJlii Foster. .Mis- Lottie C'l'Uniwell
Were .yjiiibrs rn Mi 1 ion, X. C,
in -1 Sim!ay. They wore' the
g.nsts of. Mrs. Minnie Foster and
Mr. J. I>. Druinnion i and dau.'rliter,
Mrs. Kineaid and Mrs. Vine?nt.
ANNf Al, Itlin ilDA.V SI I'i'KK
One of the outstanding social
ivents of the season was the Anil
i (I "Birthday supper'' given att'he
home of Mrs. I'arthena Areliie
Nov. 8th in honor of her Son and
daughter, Mr. lltnry Mai tin !).i
and Mrs. Arrow Stoddard a I; theii
birthdays coming on the same date.
Those pmsefit Were the families <-.
the i-l)i(v?. inentioiu-1, friends in
vit-i J W-. re: Mesdanns Sallit)6wns.
Nora ?ullivan, Rev. J. R.
f,. Allen,?Mrs.?Burnett,?Dm- T.
1). Gist .and Miss Lomaria Crowwell,
.Misses Marie lliggins and
Lillie Pearl ! ?is, Woodruff's
P,B> auty Contestants, Mr. Willie
Bobo and Mis- Willi'* B, ba,
Mi <s Willie Moore, a host of ivcices
and m phcws. The gUests were
island into tin l ining, room by
Mrs. Drusilla XorrisT Hip giftrr
.veie prist nt'd by Rev. .1. R. L.
Allen. All went away feeling
TiappyT"* Tl| menu Consisted if
!?...( roast, oppos-um, poWixs,
salad, sandwiches. ,
Miss (loldine Wrlhurn, a student'
it Coming St. Hi school in Spar- |
tanburir spent the week-end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George.
I ? ?Mi
s I >ot -Dmdrr?attended the J
i 1 ir at Mt. (\<rmel Saturday. I
Mr. A lphonso I h-shU Id a student
it Coining St. ili school in Spartanburg
spent the week-end with'
his sisf r and brother, Miss *Sarah
and (). It. Dijdtjeld.
Mr. (iilton Parks passed iwny
'in S|? rtanlnirg last Monday and ',
I was fuherali/.e.l at New Bethel .
Baptist Church. The Riv. J-. C. I
(.Joed off relating'. Knternunts in',
the* church cemetery. M. S. C.dla- j
ham. Funeral Director in charge, j
Mr. Parka leaw* to mourn his ,
^ ,
loss, ta wife, Mrs. Ella Parks; one
sister, Mrs. M. E. Rogers and a
host brother relatives . The floral*
-were?numeruns..
Ml'. OLIVE A.M.K. CHURCH
Myrtle Beach.?Although the
weather was a little unfavorable
Sunday Nov. 10, was a high day
at, Mt?nlivi' rhnrt'h- Ouit.y a few
members and fryends were out to
greet our new pagtor,' Rev. K. M.
McBride. The ""opening prayer
was made by Bro. George Cooper.
At 11 o'clock Rev. McBride ascended
the rostrum and preached
a thought provoking, as well as a
.soul . .stirring sermon, subielct:?
Peace be unto you. This sermon
was forcefully delivered, causing
us to say as those of old: J.'Did
-not?our?hearts burn within ua.
while the nran of .God talked ?"
An excellent offering was taken,
artd everyone present went home
with many smiles and pleasant
words of praise for their new pastor.
. .. .
Rev: Luther Graham and Sister
Mary Spivy, who have been on the
sick list are able to be out again
to the joy of their friends.
?; J. M. Alston, Reporter.
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MORRIS BROWN A. M. K.
ClH'lU'll ?
Rev. Jesse E. "Beard, Pastor
Charleston.?With splendid weath
er prevailing, the worshippers, at
Morris Brown enjoyed two splendid
sermons preached on last Sun
day. "Lessons from the Ant,"
was the theme of the serriionette
to the children*.?It whs indeed inspiring
to listen to the different
expressions _from the little ones
en the hiihit s of thp ant. At. the
close of the sermonette, little Miss
Walker read a resolution from the
Junior church expressing their appreciation'
for the "sermonette delivered
by Dr. Beard'. Rev. D. A.
Mills preached at 11 a.m., from
the text St. Mark ld:38: The
Duty of the Watchman on the
Wall, was the theme beautifully
developed by the speaker. TipSunday
school functioned at the
usual hour. The A.C..E. League
held an inspiring meeting
p.m. The League has_ been . recently
reorganized .and the indica
tions are that it'* will function
hcyeafter as it did in former
yeanS IV was indeed gratifying
to note the attendance of so many
of the-leaders at tlr? -nieeting. Sun
day was desnymtteu as "Leaders',
Day." War?and- its-effects upon
thy worfd was discussed by several
of the leaders, and by the pastor
and -his wife.
Dr. Beard preached Tit 7:30 p.m.
selecting as a text the 133rd
I'salm.?Armistice was the thei'm
deduced, an^ a splendid sermon
resulted. We were pleased . t o
note the presence of Sister H* P.
Clary, who has been residing in
New York City several months.
"The?South Carolina Annual Con
fere nee is in session here durine
the week, and we hope to know at
its close, who will be^ the pastor
ence year.
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KM AM HI. A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. K. 11 Mcftfll. Pastor
Wlmi'Icston , "Time and tide wait
for no mail" It seOms as thouirh
the years come and go so swiftly!
yet they do not pass by with any
more rapidity than they did in an
ciont time. It appears to.one that-!
just a few months ago the .Prelate
of the South Carolina Qonfer?
nee?summoned?h+s?miUirdinater.
to present themselves before him
to give an Recount of their stu^f
ardship. The. outcome of which it
is hoped, wiR-be pleasing and satisfactory.
j ,
Last Sunday was, a beautiful
day afld Enjimanuel was the scene
of a very large attendance. The |
pastor delivered a very interesting
sermon during the morning worship.
Subject: "And wlien they
saw him, they were amazed," etc.
The sermon was very uplifting. |
The Sunday school was well attended.
The subject of the lesson,
Kzekiel teaches personal Responsibility,
was indeed impressive.
The lesson was given due consideration.
An interesting service was held
in the afternooji sponsored by the
Roosters f'.lnh Rev P .1. Jul) kin.-;
of Fourth Baptist church and Rev.
J. C James, the newly appointed
pastor of Ebernezer A. M. E.
church preat'hed. Several choirs
rendered music alternately. The
attendance .was .Yeiy. plea.sing. _
"What, shall t render unto the
Lord'fim?a44 His benefits toward
The'.'" Tills Wfls tlio'text of the pas
tor's evening message fouiyl in the
116th Psalms, li2th verse. This
was another beautiful and inspiring
message. A very large audience
heard Rev. McGillas as he.
expounded the Word. Mr. and
\r,.c, TnU? Uf...... TVi. _ \
mi .? wv/iiii lie my lliuq I Wmif I
of New York City' worshipped with
us. Mr. Titus is a well
known poet. He made a short
speech in the. course of which he
recited a few of his poems. Other
visitors were present but did not
'Pt'yjixter:This last service , concluded
the worl$ for this conference
year. . j
SI1AKR SPRING HAP. CHfRCH
Rev. L. I?. Daniels, Pastor
Pondlelon "The pastor ptvached
a wonderful sermon Sunday.
His text Was "Well Done Thy (Jeol
en I Faithful fft rvants." The mem
hers worked faithful under the
leadership of Rev. Daniels to help .
put the churcih program .over. I
. Miss Dutfie and Miss Taylor
spent the week-end in Anderson
and Greenville'.. Mrs. .Rebecca
Reese and My*- Pauline Thompson
?|v. nt tifrnay in Liberty attending
Pickens county teachers' meet
inff. Mrs. Viola Grove spent tlje
week-end hqme. ,
HE PALMETTO LEADER
' ? - KING
('HAI'EL A.M.K. CIU'RCH
Rev. A. <i*uiden. I'astor
1'tmdl* t'oii, S C Sunday was
IE. . Churoh. Sunday school opened
at the usual hour, with SufH., .Mr.
H. V. Thompson. The lesson was
thoroughly discussed with the va'r
ious cl'.-.sses. The Rev, Daniels of
Belton, S. C. was with us an 1 he
i hft with n???mu? intm ?. t >????r-?
marks. We all enjoyed hint anil
was very clad to have him with us'T
Hope he will soon return.
At 11:45 Rev. Daniels preached
a noble sermon. Kveryb dy who
heard hiin enjoyed h.| rinir. it. We
cu e- kiciu iur iiim^ preacn loi 'Ui
tI nn.v linn
On Sunday i%p;ht, Rev. C*. B.
Vance preached a very interesting;
sei-m^p to the members of Klnj?
C.hapdX. M, Ky-Otmrch an wuvk-^
;ny with their dubs trying t^-i-r-econference
claims. On S.:n lay,iiTte
we reported 875.00. Mr. .Iu-eph
Thonipson raised the hijrhe^t auount,
$2(5.50; Mrs.-1?. 15. Tlnniip*
spn Lit utctiant; he won lir>t prize.
Mr. Thompson is a faithful workII
always win-; the <tnizes.
Miss Clara E. Vance, Reidie^ M.
Oil v w re visiting Miss Edna
Smith- mi Suiid.Ty~nftern'T(in. Tln^
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
\\\lib. Miss Siliah _Ametliia Webb
' a^?1 u.- i111)?tlii'?happy?lit ilit- llL
Mr. R. I:. Btown. Mrs. I.cila W.bl
was mi' visiting nien.i <u .m i>
Willie RieR-rdson on -Sunday. afternoon
Mi's,. KIoist. Mill; r. 11. (J.
Glenn were the dinner musts ol
Mrs. Winston Sunday.
Mr. and Mi's. R. L. Brown was
the evaning guest of Mr an.i A^rs
Robert Webb." Miss Eloise Vanei
is attending the Junior <' lh ge at
Seneca, S. C. We hope for her
immh success.
Miss Sarah Steven* Mi id the
wn'k-rrl wit!) h r mother. Mrs.
Tessie Barnes.
SI1II.0H A. M. E. I'll t'.RClf,
Prosperity?The members of
Shiloh an J friends aro d Prosperity,
both White and col red re
gret very, much that our (now e'x-.j
!> ' toy) R'-v. T. K. Robin on must
leave as. for ut.'der his a iministia
lion Kniloh -has pureha.-od many
vsjiirble things?iin-.hr Mim- t!>.
building of a new parsonage.
Space will not. allow us to mention
ail the good he did at Shiloh "during
the four- years- he tpastured
here. And Shiloh extend a "warm
welcome to him > ny time 1. feeh
like, coming. A1 i-s- Alicv Davenpoiijt,
Mrs. Rucinda; Gall man ami
many-t+Uum?iU4.cur.ied l.i.i- conl'epence
last week a-t- Bethel in ( Mum
bia. Mrs. Nora" Speared n lift
last Tuesday to visit her brother, ]
iiv Spartanburg.
Sunday services' wen will atjtended
at Antjoch Raj>ti.-t Clurroh,
" ginning with tlu* Miiiuay
The pfcstor, Rev. Wilson i-* note,
as a spiritual preacher- and -iiigi i
anytime you Avant to hear. spiritual
singing, especially oh the sicund
and fourth Spndays.
ST. (jKORdi: lll.SCIIOOI. N li\Y S
T-h S|r-C .|V.- Hig[,-eebool 1'..lit
ball team went up to Orangeburg
iu: i Kri ay, Nov;- 8*To play the
football team of Duntrim li-i-sc'-. oi
Tlie gall'.1 pn>\T i to be a thiillei
from tli,i heoiiininv wl: n a lmi.
11asjT'Ti'pin .M-nioi- to Smith, ga.o
St. (leorge tluir first tnueh ttThvn.
Then Dunton's team attepipu.l i
strong drive from its thirty yard
-Uf-that of St. (iiii i ki when t'
lost, the hall oil downs.
Tin- tranie was fiatured wit!
brilliant running on Dunton's bail,
hi Id ami lib well limed parses i.j ,
St. (jeorge. .
The excellent gene:4 Is.hip?fromwhieh
senior hatialel his'team wa.?
eoniiiit nde.l by all's-p< ctators. Micoolness
in the pinc-lies '.including"
excellent punting proved too nuidi
for Dunton.
Our last Umch-iiown was made'
in ,the third tjuaijUr when Senior
facing a puss lipped through tlu
entire!.of l>i;ntoii s line, tor It ~!iftc.n
yard g in and touch-down. _
Smith, right end was -calleil
back to kick the extra point.
The?fuail setjro was 13-0.
; lkxin<;T*'\ XKW;.
' The o|d conference year went
cut with quite, a boom and the pro
lr.t-m ,'Vi.iii I'd ti V the l-.xinctor
C ircuit at Bethel Church on- Nov.
I. was quite a success. Several
clubs made annual reports and
prizes were award'd the .clubs
laisinjr the highest amount of mon
vy.. for tlie yctr.
Key. LcroyTdJ'aTfcsoil" of ColCfniblif
preached. a wonderful sermon and
If Oltuii's -tff ,Mt. ()UveT Sprmy
Hill and B.thcd ivn.l' red beautiful
imi.'ic. 1 "
After the sermon, the clubs made
tiuir reports an I those raising
live highest amount were as l'olldws:
from Betlud church, 1st
prize. ..Mrs. 1! ttie. Wise; 2nd-prize
.Vjy, Joseph Sitbir;. ;>rd prize Mrs.
Jimmie (Ireen. 'Prizes from Mt.
/.ion wire as fellows 1st prt&ey
Mrs. Mart;-a Corle.v; 2nd prize,
Mrs. Cora 'Join s; di d prize, Mi--j<
Mary-Corle.v. ,
The pastor in turn awarded a
prize, to .Mi's, iivnieiiii isem <u
Spring Mill Church lor her splen<li;l
effort in the club work.
The collection for the- 'owning
was- in the neighborlTbod (if.;) hur.isimmons
avtts ?irmrr to smile as
never before. We are always
glad to make our pastor feel happy
and the entire circuit U,:\v.islinnr_
for his return.
- - * NOTICE
All members of Queen Esther
Chapter No. 1, are asked to be
present Monday, Nov. 18th, 10:15 1
at 15 p. m., Masonic Temple. Business
of importance.
Mrs. Laura Barr, W M.
Miss M E. White, SecV- ^?]
( Ori TKR M KM<)l< IA I. AfA'DKMV
NEWS
4 '
^ flu raw,??L?L .\l a? .tuiUmUi
runt lnLit* l.u imilt, to?Uy i-ach week.
I his wci-k luun.l Pftioii i-iiU-riny:
our mid-t. .May tl.yy ; lf ruUh "the
('ojikt-r spirit anl soon >? < <nn.. p .
pyi t of i<ar nioviny .
- v\\? already havehupi-st
I'lirol I riii'n t i : ...
UH*
.-Li i v iig)4 I'WIj,1 "Id"'
^ta-fee this year. thf best th *t \v !
yTa. r had. .
Religious Activities
I
Our eluirch- U --till tu the uiidt t
of its tall rally season. I.a-t
week we found the Youhii IVopJo's
Koeiety hel|'1iq:?tfrr crun"1!' T^~"
raise its desired quota.
The. Sunday 'school is . plaiiuii.K
a 1 liankstfivni^r |>it.giai>i n>r Sim ..a;,*!
Nn\Vmi'. r j{,;n. - ~ - ~
, tile School Hand
| Our ban ! 1; is i b.'o.n ivorua.iii/.<-d
j a"i ,itr-t lively . ji-al is wry uuadi
in 11 iwi-ii (. ai i!H- morning !>hy>i- 1
cal exercise, mu ti'.lri!ii;i,.j am pra<tiffs
and ^itlTcr \at ious entert ainuu'iiis
n tlii* oyir.liash.im enteitair.- .
aunt-. Til n their ..re certain an-|
iIs: of \vI;if:ai-coii; patty-Hi 1 .pianist
nt CJiapeFKx. ivis'cs .and all religious
sci'VKThi We V1-?n re a> iy in
th<?s& students far ti.cir valnu'd
sf i v ice.. r "
j . The Faculty
rSo mar y of frii-:*l> l li'ayi isked
about i :ii' faculty that \Vc
.u\ Kivir.j; you-a "Who's 'Who"
list ul' .Coulter- Memorial Aniul'my
'Stet i"iii*r force." '
Rev. (!. W. Fonf. A.I'.. Principal
Kev." J, O.Vtjnson, 1 >I'). Associate
paStoi:; Mr. Jack Kensrn.. A. 15...
Coach and Math; Mr. Henry Mar
shall, A. I?.. Science; Mr. it. W
Ni wti.ii. B S, Tra e; M is. Ah-jcinivi;
It. Arm-tronir. B.S., Honi" K.conoinics;
Miss KnoiT- M. .lames, A
B.? Normal School; Miss Wil!-.elmina
(iillt-spii - (ith and 7th erad
Jilts-.. (J. W. Ilunna?Ith and
"?th Riatfts; . Miss Ah ne drier
Miritl'c anlira irravlo! Mis^ V A
I?i*>\'oF'y?TST jrrade; Mrs. (!'. W
I^onjtf. Bursar; Mis. K. IV Wils n
'" 1 M on ,?ftir~:~An; ie Kohinmin, Littt7 v
Mission: Mrs. (.'. White Mr.
Unpaid Missionvy^ .
^ T'he Normal Nhotd
" Thi? '< ph'rt nn nt is"7"very imnn'
of jitd-c-lassroonv in building disMnH
froiv tin* ot -r divisions' of
the sehooT. Especially were th v
' luttdvPo-l-wbs n 1 h rev new -trfder.t
_al liiin; ! 1 In1 ilijiail ni ill at iv _
beginning .-or the' morth.
?Th-e-iiew i^-i'^t'fiH -l-v-vsieal I'M '
alien and Industrial Art are well
on th'-.w y ii- w. Students are en
tHusiastie ov? r their ti w ?ym"a
itfni suit and their first projects
in art. r
_ : The?It-.>t? y-T-nt* class nt' thi. de*
I~~~ ' l.' ua! Shoo| Alalia.- |
Vtent-a' ?!?#? Second year el. ss in
Classroom Management have fothis
lwnrtth -t.hv f< ll??tvi?^r- spnHnL
projoctJs: The Life Buoy Soap
lean Man's Canu< ijrn lTnil "fo,
?" i li ' ?nla"v llialth < la? an : r?
First Thanksgiving sand tithl .
We re expecting a vi-'.t \e:y-soon
from Mi>s -lUisutnor ! Alston
^?pum>~,j7~'T Hie Te;uve~ Train'
.p.r Divtsi,,)! Kprt'h.-Caroling
.Stale Coll.e t < MailAral !1.
Tin- N'orr.: 1 group was o irani/.
d a f.w dn" . : *?.~S\n?-L thu'
iiil- m'in'P u n- rim-il fiT?Mht^
term F.cia-'.Ta: Myhitrie Hudson
i m Ii?T- ?.'roult rie i 11 in!: I
" .v.: I' I* uitt. Vile Pi s5'
Mil'i d Wliil sVr.: <'a i <>!vn .l;i<4"
son. Li'i'ir,; Maiyatvt." dill -pit '
Cliair, Social Con.i.; Marintn Haw
rv; t "N ir W'av ami Mean?'r'om..- 1
. " ' i
Athletic ^tnivrtlTs i
'Ay..in tin" ('.rim soil Hurricane
"colli cted its fit!! as it swept thru j
' h. line of fhi' I.aurinbury Tiyers
Hi ! left w'th tl'e ii. t score o*f T? .
jib (i. to add to its already d. feat i
and one tie.outstanding
pi vers in the ban- I
rir.hury jraniui wa re: "Srimrty l'o- i 1
yue," who e cms. to hold his plain- t
is one if th" -tab's out-tan liny ' I
TpTarfefllacks, lior litis season. "Te\?]
as" -Hi istl.:. half-)( ck and "Fly- (
Iny" Flcteba I.inloii. ;
SOt'lAb ACTIN rriKS \
Two . Sun lay at't'crhoihi Silvoi ?:
Teas li >e been yivvii ree i.tiy at. v
tire Ford horn. .in Fordvill". One
was sponsored by the (5th and th j
yrades .>n;l- tit. < ty.er by tin Nor- (
inch part men t. -? ;\(
Hutli Uirr, sia'ci s-il'iil a.- en- t
tertaininent and , finance. They
' \v jv . featured hy enjoy ble proI
mam - of nutsdov -The- tit h and it.li
jura s sextette, took .( part <n its
ni'iiL'rani and Miss.es Amrii- Turner, n
(.iille-^iie. Marian II,? I
!i? at ice Km and Mr. - Fletcher <]
( I' lllC Xt>TK!rt4 ill pal tllH'ilU 1
lvveryotU' is aly .ys gla.i Tor a }
chance to visit this CTmnitinTtTy" f
i \vh. 10 sUoh a^ congenial -atmo's- 1
| pher.- peivhils. 1
HOOK -W liKK. NOVE.MBFK (
17-2(1
?; I
Children all over tR7 e.uiUry w HI T
ccT ThVitt' Book W- ok. The Slogan i
this year is "Rea ,ing For Ft.. ." ^
?. R ad imaginative lit.v ture, the -T
classics, mo:lorn tal.s of character, \
of far places, of humor and t\,n-.
tasy.
' The Whole Family Reads For j I
FiTJX. Hoo!;s for reading altuul to !
tlu'f Family tiro. p. ,.
' Cnihtyen. young and grown-ups ,
UI'C imUed?to* the?1'hiliis W.-.eat- i
ley Library when1- you wtH liud |
I oho'~> o! ,ail ?.? scription.
Said ("hi:lies Kirg.-ley: ."Fx- :
k'vpt a living man. there is nothing
jtnorc \vondorful than a book!
- a message to us from the dead-? 1 i
fromVhunian souls whom we never
saw, \wlui livnl, p'tlFps, thousiWnjlsOf
miles away: and .yt t these
on this little*, sheets of paper,,
speak to us, amuse un; teach u>-.-.
comfort us, open their hearts to
us as brothers.- I say \\Je ought
to reverence books, to ? look at
.hem as useful" and mighty bfvhigsT"^
! f
}
' i
i. \k is <Ttv \ i:\vs
t'n.f. I.. I). |{ra,||,.x Principal
I.ills!'. (^i'V lli < Ill- lit
i- -till r?..-r it - i t:j.r ' :rH mn:lu
stca-ly lai .?tinVi- rT\vn ni jiiths
aluw&? ?i)r~Tim-- uii-ii-i tin- i ??!?_ i'.- Ifi|
of I'iof. Ili a .!i y \vrn> jo ii, -iual
'Mi Sal uu 11 it > ?luuj't) j?t: \I i - >. ? .M
??. .1 >.;, >. Ka'ia V. U.: i r
" .M. ,1' . .! | . |' ...
with Re. . tow-Jci J i Co.
I ; .!.! , s ( . .M i.., R. Ri a' -lent
i .v v. . k-.Vi.! at h in S. hi^
' M' R.. S..." rin'i-. ami
h< r .fUL'liV . -M: ' 1 . ri-'ia S .in, i
- J.- ?.t I l!.\-;V. ? } a; th ;i h-.m,in
O a: h Rnr.'-. ?,v ( . -l i-.-y ail
1 . a Li )ir,,,?ii ,ji
\R Jv. < hurcli
Ki''. J. I'. I.'i ai'Min, I'as-tor.
; 1 ' "
l"'i' i a- . 1 a I-',|i j_>
with is ijo-v.-a^.* i-. 'liliah invn."
ami >"li it
NL"*.? ;<-i . ; Airhaal
< nc't; 111 ' fl'ail. i' i,: .
I I. t'ivti at U.
V. K. .< i-y* 11.' , S|. i'li.., k
Sr-.vt-iS \y;i.- ii. . *ii \ - } y aii
I J' awailitit: l Heir r.-t:n:i:'
I: -a IilR. ? i: -'i .?t .
1? - t ? yen- ' rr'j- ia 1 S .a .ay wit::
a : ; TT7-! ~ I ' r_ [
j'it '"I : * . '.j" no
l{vV. S, V ' iwa
a \v< vk-?*n ; i?.?r- t r: ~ I .UK*
r;; v ia',-i ww - " .
.1. K. I Va. ... v
IP vs. II. 1!., (\,.,p V *
son, of Kioi iiv'o. A. M ,A: ;? <! s.
K. \N at -on of Inss.cr-t . ,,
tin* .\li?:r~fe:jal ( o.?" f. ;r <.ti:C
ii'jii '!').jfi~ >j*n.iii'ai'v. ',\i at.; a. ' in.
liisF._vfo-. T.'y rr-f. i ". a liravr-ip.
- ??
I l al. < IrV \c? t. r.?V:.-^ 1 ...orV-: ;.v
(frets tlu.c loss ''t.XU''1.' ].) :-a t.i>r.
ih'v. i.. ll<x iuM1"/ xv a >a< wnoifully
_ sol yi' i for }; ;,a-J t.v.<^
yeni s. Inl cur. rhu.r.' ii. .. it: a a
i.onnrai>h.- way while If v.-< iapi-viaiwl.
fa- ily w.iJJ loav.- for th?;ii
i' \v i onic 'Uiiiii s liev. .'anil
Mrs, (lamlit. wit 11 th i iA i:
Jim 11- miHHi v fheir new'uiawrrir
ul Sa,Iters. S-.-C.oif Suii<ia;? iiiornrnjr
1' T
4 We. hope both .! Jiir.ilw s s.a-Oiss'
Lusins. . . .
SI'AUT.\Njil HC VKNVSr?
Mt. Moriuh Church
Rev. A. M.. Matthew s. I'astor
?Tim Sunday ?ihuol -vm?op* ;n ih
;it the usual hour with Supt. and
teachers at their post of duty.
Rev. Brian's. ,ji 'Columbia delivered
the morning1 message with his
discourse being centered around
Peace. 'which w as a pre-Aunn^tice
sermon. *
A Pew rally w;i- he! i here Sun
day afternoon at y o'clock winch
was very well attended. The pas-tot
deliver*the vnimr si mou.
TTiF Tur.ral of' Bm. Andy - Mill- t
was*conducted at the Fustj/r's) O.a
pel Baptist church Sunday .<:ur11<
i. at 1 :.;u o e.iock.
The Popnlai it.y < nt? I . tile
CummTiTg S;. Hi .-elaiiil. ydll be IveLi
MuV. ' at?tile Wnmi's."T'as'lii.i
tyl.ieh is' expected to i- it ?M-iy"
.u.i'iue atl'.ail.
Prof. (1. J-;. N*e>st.ji Benedict
coiluge made a lecture .at tin." .Mt.
M *1 i Kl h CifciU 1 h, 1S1 ^T 1 \ - ' ' I.'.. t.
I'l "V ; am v. n'iej, V. !i \. ! V?!thlely
and in-pji'inad
'.Missr.raahiiu Stover..* and M:?LauU.itj-SJn.-ili.ai-l-.T
.Washington
Saturday nlghl. The
'Spurt it it but r . .? < n in
C'timnilr.ir St. II, -choi1!! 'depart-,
au'iit will be ct'owi.ie.d Friday evciTtn??.
Oct. d'Jrr.i a'"\Vo.'a-:.;:..
This annual centest is sponsored
by two 'Jiiyh s'e.Too! .u'-av hefF.
\V. Powell and Mis.- (,'andace
JoHhsonT The "ptiibliv is oonlialjy
invited to attend.
The Bueilla Art and *-o.cia!. cluh
tad a call-meeting ;<t tin home *,:
M 1 yvM Hj jtc. - .bthnsrr*;. Nov -lit ?
:o formulate plans for the anr.ua!
mtisicale. At this meeting ' the
io.i; t?.Mi"?Br?En?BlVor*-?UTg,'d
t\.e members to hold?wp thestandard
of tho club. She reminded
ho nuMHyhcrs that the Buciilas It a .
always been the leading social club
a tit.- city. In'other w- ids she
;aid: "We lead, others' follow."
Next meeting at ?.Iiss Mable
Foster, at which time Dr. T. K.jregg
will be the main spuakei
>h a subject of vital interest to
he ii".b.
CLINTON NEWS
Sun ay b ine a very nha- nf da\
|Uite'.a lot of people was v.;t to
?t4n?-1 iii.' ii1 pi e.u to r ;ri?ft?
litferer.t churches.
Kridny. Nov. Ti.i.f: ?' !.!. No.
oT 11; 1?at??V- v? if A1 i. - ;ol
lll'S. 1'aV: lb "IT. DllV I .*'
lfTtor- . l e ??i?iv.>seTLy the cltfb
ater n fri-s'i.a.. n'.s hhv?ser.?
flu \ isitoi s w. re Miss Sarah Ji hr
?>n and Mi'-> l.tu* Banner Alevan;
East En ay. Nov. 1st FLIl St.
li school-j>laye-t-o-?g ana--of loot>a!l
oil Bell St. school giv'un.d !>-? ,
vvei'ii ti.lTiny school of (iatfip-y, '
t. ( . Tile . s'oiVs Wire 11-ij m
avor of- Bill St. Thoy pjii> M'l ?"
cry splendid game..
Air. Eorfnx.o EvaiVy, Th ni)>soii
..... -- ? i :
??? ?; mnm
?1 -?- - saag**'*'" .. 'T
. , 'I
/
?? PagtT
? ?<> ?? ?? ?<
| PROFESSION AI f
t tadna i?-?.
V Jj i , f
1)1 i. Ij. M. DAXIKLS
Physician and Surgeon
(illiOc- Hours: l< to 1<? A. M.j 1 to 2
P. M.; 0 to Ifc'P. M.
S|)iciu. Attention "Given Disease^' .
u: Wotfien.
' : :. *.
Otlicer iiesiden'ce: ,
1125 Washington 22.'10 Hampton ''
Phone > 12j "Phone 75^4
PR: J. <;. STt'ART
;v Kye, PaiVNose and Throat
Classes Fitted Accurately.
Olliee Hours: .Telephone:
a a . vu ixj i . uu i". .vi. r IK'S.
U> M 37ji6 r
dil.ce: J ' ? ? Res?tence<;?; "'
2<?:;u Tttylu'r St. . 1417 Pine St.
(?:!h'V- ilduuj: Telephone:
11 A. M. t<?. ivP. M. Pas. 8875
vl'.- M. t?,8 P. M.'
Dr. W. I). Chappelle
Phvsiciari and Surgeon
UisA-ases. of Women and Children
- A SpeciaftV
J Mliew "* ' 1 ' Residence : - ,1
? 11"? l.adv St. 1M01 Pinw St.
" (.'oljinbia', S. C. ' f
OfIi<& Jlours ' I'hones e
8 to 9 A. M. Cilice 6U3S
11 to 2 P. M. Rea. 6798
,6 to 8 P. M.
rnyajciaa \
Office: i Residence:
llOT'/i Washington 1,416 Para
Over Victor) SavingB Bunk
Colombia 8. CT~
Office Phone 8407 Jte*. 679^
N. J. FREDERICK /
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publit
PRACTICR IN Alifr.n ki? 1_
?State and Fea?rai ? . j
i 1119 Waahingtoa St-. SCala., 8. C,
Phone 7811* \
. : S
All Classes of Dental Work
Dr. L. H. Hallman ..
i : '
D E N T I 8 T /
Painless Extractions. Sunday* by
Appointments > Day; Mondayi, ??
1 ut-fdoys, Wednesdays, Thursdays
Fridayg and Saturdays ]
^Office: 2ddiJl-2 Gervale Street .
Columbia, S. C. '
\
...J
! OR H M rnnuro
? ?? ? tit v. v/v*
1 v
j; IMtkt
' Special Attention Given to Dla|
teases of the Gvim?
Gold Crown and Bring* WoH
A SpwciaHy
(office Fhone .6429 Rm.
J1125 Washington St., Cola.,
i t? : ' ?
Office Hours: Telephone*:
&.30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 60*J
R?aidence 8871 .
Dr. I). K. Jenkins
OK7JTIKT
- P'Mtfs. Oowr.*. Hrniirea
Sunday by Appointvneu.
Anesthesia a Si i#?n n '?T
llOTS Washington St. Colo.. S f*,
M1 fdt r an :, L-\:.<(!; w Thompson
w iv on a si; A: from Allen
Vniversity. ' 1 ? > retained Mmo_y.
.
B<jF St. 1! ^cho '! hoys played
a f Kri lay. Nov. 8,
Mr. ?Vro ? lair i>. two. * Fountain
Inn School. The scoits wepe
11 . to t! in favor of' Bell St.
ITofr;!-*n\V: 3T7ihs," Mi-fi Clofl
Harris. M.- t'!a.'.iic-l?oi ; h Kft
. n : others. '
Saturday. Nov. Prof. .1 T. W.
.MilUs of Bell St. school yvsL- in.?
?4' Mi ami Mrs. Kant of Mt.
l'das .m while -lU-wn t!.. iv h. i n- 1
io\iM hunting w'iUi his boys.
rusting tne sacred
tions to our compe
understanding, dig- TOyl fl
d Service insures ||TjTj|
letf compliance with
le inviolable rights
desires of the be