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I'astur n<lay was i.oa! ?/ y for i A laino Vunnber uf and ui) I.- wore out to Sun '1. \\A-juul a v > ry beaii, lc in\ \\ men* wins tlu>iou?Wy . u.;. hy (iai principal, luch: \'? li en. \\i . Ii was enjoyed by . li i i.iuit. :?ei \ue.s bcuan at the it. ii'hii ? *^vui .a\ ui'iiig wie sii' ? >> m. n*?tn-'ulm- pnstoriai : 11 i t- nonunion clay. The jflistjor's v.s iciin.d 1 Saimul 17:.32 i^c . I\ l- hi,- subject "Battling .d.c r.i." l i e message was .i\c i ec! iy a strong and spirit. V. % i \ . T < na.i l"i <d visitors pi es-' , i vWere pi-esentc d to the eon . .gatioii. Visitors' are always. m> . at (.'leaves l'liapt'1 . . t ita.c a-.aiiu v p. o:. a musical projtikm a.i I ed. I his imisir.il- pi o...... was sponsored by the Jtin. r. -co \iees through jjp- ay w r. goo'.l. Our pas-; . v. 1'.Mi Kin.\ just'return:ejii ill'' ? ol'snibia Conference . "job iSjihine Taylor is back ?*.r t , r sj-i tiding * few weeks iJL ifaln, N.. V; Her .brother is 1 : n . . t: r being oil' for sev; . a..-; \i jtiag Ij iends and rel v . is- is >: ppiiig with his .. a j . M :.s. b.Ucile (iofdon was ? is.'li?v i r of .Mr. and Mis.1 > 'W:on on. Sunday. , d: ' .'until K sby was the din ; >t. of Mr/.un.l .Mrs."Walker ; - .i c, ? Se.iaiay..' ' . l-i.idi;'. tijl.'son was ac'eoni. by tii. of iter sisteis on \iiin:. news S'. .James M. fc. Church Ki v. U . S. Minis, I'asior . . hay :.<< ! ( i jitnvfirrrt- the usV A li-.tMy discuss-on ut Tl. it-view of lesson >!. -loin -mm. .The CaU'chisni efrryVeu;--y- Catechism teach'.nj; -n frrr.iT;-;i-;enient by i U or. . * ; i A. .M. AVe we're pleased, i!iw .'Cuintv. ministers ol . I.'' " 1 ' ' -I""1""! K'?'| I iiV'y and lie v. (liuvner ~T7 .. ln>ii-..'~TTTe 1 "lh chapter* !'? ej'i^: I'.-alin was read as ' T- ' 'lev. Mjnis - a. ti ' Si. Matt.. '2S-)i?-2(; . A., v.r.s' c' <ved _by hearers. I1. M. IS .. 'I.. I-1. lllHidfs 'J' a I' feci ipt? S'iI'.oO. ?; ; .> ally V-- t;>v batiks the pasl . a in } t>. dilution was quite i .''Charles W'injrtieh ' *1: ;ie amount ;*of $-1 HI. . ; . t":. i r r'i/.e: a si t of sil -,r fj. i c.i . Johnson, -secJ *'> ' t a is in a $7,515. - i'i: W io-'tield sponsored . if?:'?. ?* at the home of l l r.i'rkl lit aii'/ititf over Sli ' '* and donated it- To __' . '. ' r"t t.c Thenefifr'- of St. ii K CInirch .\Jr~.""\Vme'-~ : ? J i.b i of the Bapt'jsl city"" is our motto. "?-aret rYo;inj; received : riTs'nre t lie highest ', Mr Sund'ay^choi 1 Tay : v. a? yivi n tn?Mi-s " .r . ' v ho was visit] ni? in 'i c time. Tito Tays t 1 {'u" i"was ,? ' nu laiViny the hiyh. . i v 1 $; . > ' "<>r 'Hi1' dollar. spent tinIn r .husband, Mr. . smew i_..o , IW : : .; M>n y '<> hear 'of the . . Willie I'ope in K.van ; -lie is on the road ; Mi:, ['ope is the eldi-\ Mary I.. I'ope. I To Tli veanx i eUifnTvl ay J'foni Charlotte. N. v mother somewhat I. Chappelle, prinei/ r.;' the city, schools in was called to the -'fie Miss Sylble Ann ??. ?.. onilv ill bi.it much . a.' mother. Mrs. Josc' :'e. is -till ill. Trust ' e?iij ayain. It . (:has. Williams of i. Tied a Tew min1: me of -Mr. and Mrs.. i- Wright who has ' or sonietiine is home o th'j deliulit of his . Mi-. Wi 1 a stu iri y Medical' College. \ i!'o "- self-made boys . a!l jiio'id of ,liiinu IJ rstm Nasli is home a-' stay of two months in lii-o"J<lvn. N.'.'V. _ a Jovely >t i\y, l:t TTto have Mis? Wil-. ' rd worship with us Mi-s llaxxard is one -;i\: S;h'"<l workers and ?. . * l<tr attendant but is _n! Saluda. S. with >i was Miss McCrary, . workers, spending the - I' - i in I lavis was home * "*? week-end. VM r-<.. r ( ?>. Tit. S( IIOOI, . w <\. Nov. .11. l'.di:, k. v of Brooklyn, * N,- Pt f. an I.Mrs.-Shank i (Jre-m passe.I away' . ' t. ' his funei 1 war v 'afterr. 011. . ? 11 - i and Mom s = . Vianr.a Mills of \< u York rt sp. ct. due to the iljiv ss < !' th? it father, Mr. Mos fiVI o;i. S.'\ li l'n Milliard and ^ VicKia/.it r and Mrs. Miriam ? " "Q-?Is of Mrs. Milis ' lay n'i'rroon, I. Siumklin, .Jr, 'kpent a ftdays in. Orangeburg last week attending an agricultural conference | NKW TRINITY B.-yi'T. CHl'RCH Rev. II. K. Stewart, Pastor Sunday being a pleasant day, our church services wen- !-, t.,1, lows: Sunday School nu t at u-ual hour with assistant superintendent and otlicers on duty. We were blessed to have with us during the day as visitor Rev. G. Allen Boyd. Immediately after prayer meeting was ea?r4?d out by Bro. H.?P. Thwmpson. Rev. Boyd came forward with Scripture lesson from 110th division of Psalms. He also hroiiell us a very inspiring sermon taken from the book of Phil. 2nd chaptei >1-7 verses. Subject: Let this man be in you which was also in Christ Jesus. After service it seemed that everyone n this community motoerd tb Florence Chapel M. E Church to witness the funeral "1 a well-known young man, Mr. O-dossa Ballenger. The Singing Union convened at this church at "> o'clock. Many peo pie assembled a ml. all seemed to enjoy' themselves. Our UY-PU was cairnd out in a program jnanner. Afterwards layer meeting"'was' conducted by Bro. Andrew Bomaii. Then otii pastor e-'nne forward with Scripture taken* fijynv book of Matt. Text .was vgiven from' the ^2'.i d ..chapter of Matt. .'57-.'18 verses. Sub-J ieet Christ Challenge Jerusalem n' V-it her ' tost Opportunity. Out choir leader Mr. Charlie Foster well known bVother and Senior has passed to his .,j?feat beyond. At this writinjr funeral,' arranjrelAents were not competed.' lie is the'son of our Supt. Mr J. It. FostwW He leaves to mourn his lost a wife, -two-(Juldreiij father, stopnot hot. flnwist'oiv tmd :i lvnst ~nfrelatives and friends.-"' Mi. zion a. M. F. ('Ill RCH ' Rev. M. (!, Williams, Pastor I Suplay was a very beautiful day. Sunday School opened at the usual liour by the Supt., Miss I.utinda Harpson. The teachers were at their post of dut and the lesson was well reviewed by the chief supei imrinfcirt"?Hon1.' m. ?fTTT" Jiamsl ' ? ^Services he trail at thoAisual hour the pastor selected for his text St. luhn tl:l: I must work the works of lii 111 that sent me, while it is day: tin- niuht' coineth when im mail can work. It was a irond serbroujflit out. ' Wv. are " stitF'tVorkinp: on oin Conference claim,' tTyintr to get uif pastor ready for .the Annual conference. \Ve do not want him" cto come up short.. For we want him to return to its and also our t.-i.i. i\.. i i> ii 1 i ii'Muiiij; iMuti , ui. ti. i>. ln/runiin^way. We had a Mock conference Jn | .Friday .niitht for t'ho-bcnolil of the" Annual conference claims. It was | a meat-success??: The ladies represented -the phs- [ tors and preTddinje elders and made epod- reports.*; Some of them yvere absent hut Ave are still hopin.it that they will make their report. We were assessed one dollar each. Two priy.es were piven to tin _pr-idiop-L elder and pastor thats?raided the highest amount over a 'dollar. The. lirFt. .was wdp h.v -Mis. Mattie 1>. Ciilliams. presiding elder; second bv Mi's. M.t v.mnit. I'dst.d.?We -lui'i some, remarks by our tractor, Miss Henrietta Itoberson. . j Wo were too itlad for her to lurn .l.ack To y - as she ha-s 'lio- n with us a' h'umhir: of years, 'fhi[i means that she nius.U4*e-givfrtyi^TtV-j isfaet.ion and we are so well pleas-' ed with her. AII. F.N Til MP I.F. A. M F. ( 111 '<( ! 1 . Uev. |{. I. l emon. Pastor (Ifernvillc. S <'... Novem'r r 11 ?Sunday Sell o.l was o;n v. "! 'he Usual hour with a la.ry a'-J?-.dance.. We led a Ho . nUjeet for discus, ion. one t. at was vtti v tinii?1vv Tlv I'pvi; \v:* l?v* \!i M. AI. Calhoun w.a v ,-y int rost\}\K and enjoyed by ail. ' Moiniri;r servi.c bi -an : t 1 ! ;!."> A. M. Al' t th '! votion-i] \\Vs finished II. Pastm, It v. U. I. Lennln presented. ll'ev. I) I'. Adams to tin c: lie'! k'ntin i win . proaclu, I a si run.'!', sou',-.- V riii-; crnnhi n-ine a.- bi- ' i? t: , intf Preparation I'm Cinbti a I.iv-! inn". This wnnd i t* ! ' m : .i>; "tiri ail ea< a 011 ?yi1' 1 ;u!l'. - Th;.- > im'sb/ii' will linger in tin- ! arts' if mary. We had or. to join t ! nrrli. win was made wi'L-inir ill. A large homber attended thoTT.iion of the Ushers fre'm U. !if; - , out c-hurohes of tin? ciiv \\ i ; ;r, i i at A lie 11 T?. n ]>lr at d p. ,\1. An inteiresting pro};sain was rend. re h The A. ( . K. I.oaeuc'j . till climbing iipuf rd A v. ry" int I ist.ing navting was lad.!. Xijtrht service In.^an at "1 :'!0 P. M. Tib. pastor again . pP -in'?xl Kev,'Ad ins who brought the i n':age. llis subject was "A iv. r-.isir.g for Christ"-. This \va. line imssage :-nd hi any piacti-al nil timely |>oints vv< ve hroiigfit 1 The "Ritf Rally" put eh for I'' o Trustees cam);' to a (To-: Sunday nipht, N<*^il)(-r 10, T.t.'io.Krnm the pastoi^^wvn gaxe liberally tntrai.! mtik^mr tlie rally ; success. We. -a-rreff-frtitHtitthi 'j'lv pnnUiy thy I'. t'd everyone for the coop.ra.i iivt 11 ay ring the ially period. We . must say again that our pastor . n really raise mom y, tie in t been successful in all his under-' takings. Mr. Henry Milts was ftimer, lit'.- , ed last Friday at the church. We, extend our deepest sympathy to ; the family. Tht? sick numbers are improving. We hope they will continue to improve. ? i irni.il. i ^ CONFERENCE, ON SOCIAL SCIENCE IN NEORO COLLEGES HELD AT JOHNSON C. SMITH.. UNIVERSITY OCTOBER 2tf, 1935 ""A^^Confi'rt nee on the Social oeicuce vmerings in iSegro Colleges was held at Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte North Carolina, on Saturday1, October 20. The purposes of this Conference wire: . 1. To study the weaknesses in the Social Science Offerings with the view of recommending improve ments. 2. To determine upon a purpose a point of view and guiding principles in the teaching of Social Science. i_~ ' 3. To think through some of the most difficult and perplexing problems confronting Negroes from the point of vkw. of the Negro himself, with the view of workiiig but satisfactory workable methods and plans, for acquainting the students with and developing within him a philosophy and thai will enable him to confront the most'baffling prohkms that lia will face through life. . 1, To, suggest means for articubbing the instruction in Social. Self n/m wit I* v * 1*** .#%#.* 5\.Jf - I ami the ir..-vlluti<n <?*' the surrc uhd ing cam in', iiity. f?. To . call attenth ft to material ami H'X'.-liu?k- i>l value tor instruc tinnal use in the Social Sciences. <>. 'L'o work < nt some means, if possible, whereby material may be selected. .The following topics were dis: 1-. A Survey of the Status of the Social Science Offerings- in NeJil'o Colleges. \\. G, . Morgan, Assistant Profe ssor of Soc ial Sciences, Johnson C. Smith* Uni . versify. . i 2. Guiding Principales in -the teaching of Social Sciences in the. Negro CoJK : s. Dr. Charles Wesley, lleacT Department of History, Howard University. .'5. What c an he done to'develop a 1'hihjsophy toward .certain Fundamental P.rcblems, such as Segregation? By Dr. W. F. B. Dubois, Head Departm-tit of Sociology, At-. hmtn University. 1. Textbooks, References and Teaching -Material of value to Teachers of the Social Sciences in N-gro UoJlcgos. Dr. Bertram W. Boyle, Professor of Sociology, Fisk I' r.iyei sit^. '** .' - J a. Suggestions as to How. the Social- Sciences might be?madenitrf'i* niiii'l ifJi 1 Air \ Pmt cr A? ~<k iat Prnt< s-orTit i I isttn-y, Hairtjr ~ ti?,j Ihstit ite " lliiw should'tlu- Social . '1 :l' her in thy Ni gro Col-. leg? i i/fnbat certain statements ap- I earinir-MH .Authoritative Tesjl hooks., "Slicit * in! - rior Groups a^ e Not! ro. s " r By Mr. '+;i\vn nce-lt Roddick, A-st. Professor<T History Millia..t Vt.i.vCTsily. Fiity. teachers rep resent ing JO ( >ilegt-* atrtmikni- t'lt-r- Crinferi'tTCot A moin; the, < oile.ges. rc-prex'Tited' wore Howard. Fisk. Atlanta, Johnson t'. Smith.. rnrnvpTuiTj Ya. State. Mirier Teach, rs, Paine lUllard. Mi l ean.. Be;:'r.ett. loliegc, for vUjo men, I'i'tlyr Scotia. Livingstone, iJc^aiur-4~ Slutw," -VVTtisIi > n-STi 1 ein T'-ac! is. Aden. ' Bciudict. Kentucky Stat\. Tuskegoo. "i ii" < I'tili'Vence was sponsored by Johnson C. Smith L'tpvorsily :r:d wit-?i-rrrrv tim?till'' ci inn?ttt" I 't'lei T. K. McKinley. ' MWIiKldtV NHWS. ?r-l)ra>ton Strict Hi School ~TtrrHyvui!m 1 thru the Keyhole was . pusvii'.od by the' tt-riLii grade Friday/ even nig?'in the trnTlit-jrhim. A large .'crowd attended. The same, i ta'rrti-i a success. ul Silver Tea Sun iay ailyi u.-'oii. Both intert' ii.mont were jit in nor of the new school building. The faculty and glee club of the school, presented an excellent program at .Miller. Chapel church Sumlay luoiuiig. Tim?I'n in! y?Ton i hi is A s.orin- _ ii-n was held in -the' auditorium Saturday morning. The speakers \.ii i. ea.e i.i lj ( til information were I ioi's. \v. Jones, 1. S. (iallman, Me ,lames ('. K "Martin, l.illa Dean Supt Doiniuick an 1 Miss I.itsey, ? o.u!. heal"; h mir.-e Several new inr .i'iS were pre serried. Two-visit' fs from Florence Miss Thomasciit Gitllntan ot this city who. is i .i iy il"iiie ?ex-yeUvnt- in -1he tirirt-"IT ; ! Mis. (irant whose home is in Florence. She gave timely ri marks TTTo "Addie 1.. Ik arson Logan and her hu hand were in the city ? few minutes last Sunday. Both _i_l It I'm i 11; , l ull of vmiUir, and I i i < ;. ' m t . be' very happy. tie aY. '."lad to know M-esdamos ("at i ie Wi itni r and F.lla Mae _R:il]' -(tin to be ;;i lljng stronger^--Lriist they will soon recover. St. Matthews Baptist Church Rev. A. I. Ingram, Pastor. Sunday .V'V. did the pulpit was. 'Pod with the following ministers: Revs Livingston?scmFTi. Hr-Haiti--wanner. The former preached a 'I s'in in-r sermon. . subject: "Faith." All who were pry^ent were greatly benefitted. Victors , have a cordial welci ine to . SL ft., that is jri a prosperous condition. Service every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. IT v. < I. -11. Halt iwangcr Supt. Rev. S. M Hal soy is t o ( ,1... I.. . I..., .. ?. I- - I.... . I'l > II i u?- I - I 11111 IIOI nil* leilSt ?.r tin- livi t clul.s working; Friday > ' >I. i* \\V ' < ]?< for him a ci'iiwdcrt ~ InHear ye him! Calvary I'rcsbylorian Church Sunday srht o| service ,was very im'pres.-ive. The spiHttwrljv that?; we're sum' by the Community choir were enjoyed by ajj >Y. h o were present. A neat sum wa? I t Hethlehem" Haptisjt Church Rev. E. E. (iaulden, Pastor The Sunday school met at the r \ ' H - ; Saturday, November 16, 1935 j usuul hour wij^h Bro. Morgan the 1 study the general review was had. Bro. Morgan gave a timely talk^'-i ^ stressing individualism as pictured in the1 lesson. ? ] The morning service began with Miss Gwendolyn Ilenry at the piano?1 The pastor's subject: Looking Through the Eyes of Jesus; _ > was taken from Matt. 23:37. He gave us a powerful message bear- ' ing on the things Jesus saw and mm?no ieiiecii'U lipun I Mem UITl't1 seeing the condition. At we had the honor of_ hearing once more that "Little big preacher" in the person of Rev. M. M. Peace, and with him were Mrs. . Peace, Mrs. Gibson and her son Mr. Iyouis Gibson and Mrs. Mozee. We are always glad to have our friends come and be with us from time to time. The Rev. Dr. Teace -gave us a-ht+t+ng message on giv- ~ ing and the value of the sftme. He strid that- the chinches uf?today as. never before are having all ? kijbls - of trouble from a financial <? point of view. We find people with good religion, in giving to t h e church give, as though it was a charitable institution,?, and that theii> giving to it is not an investment. Until we come to realize and understand that as we give we show forth the kind of religion we have, and the love we have for God. we will lint o-iU nnvwtni'o in ill); churches, there will alwuyn bo poorly paid ministers and fights ;md fusses over the money that ig brought in the church. The HYPU hut at the ufual hour. The Junior Missionary had charge of the program with Miss Nancy Unity, presiding. A largo number of young people were <1111 to enjoy the interesting program. ? -A-<??-rg4VH4iP"p???ttm--hi uiiphi lis-another strong message using as a subject: Science versus Chris- , tianity. The pastor pictured to us the development of science in the past .'15-years and the slow growth* f Christianity as compared with science. Sunday is the time for all of the ward captains and auxiliaries of the church to make their-rcnort. C The pastor is asking that every auxiliary of the church give something Sunday nitrht for the trencr "al expenses of-thrrriiurch. Let us not forget the play that is to conic off at Drayton St. Hi school Nov, the 18th. A play depicting the origin oT the Negro Spirituals Come one and all and enjoy this gj?nt pin v. lb'V L C Cnnblcn, i i ? ; lector. Admission 10 and 15c TH A N4vS COVKU-NOK - TOH - ('ON* (DURATION K. Bailv of KichJan I County Says Apprecirtive of Action \ In Case C PS-^lHiijcy of RJchland C unty v. as w? i m?iTMis praise yeste rday ?f tin . anion taken'a few days ago by Governor .lohnsttm. in refusing to honor requisti. n pap .s issue ! for his return to XwTwk-'jvhc. lie saifi a warrant had bcoii' ken out, jchnrgingfhim with kidnapping iiis grand child. vr"~ Bailey, about 5'J .years of ag v st V. -he had pone to New York to speiid his vacation-, ar.'j four 1 that his'eon, wktr-hrnl-niarri- d. w as v li.\ ing with his wife, and that the wife-had- a cliild, about?fix yil is old. He said he brought, his^ grai^l . . ,tlJ child . home, as his"s>n had si p- ' posted. and that .the 'mnthri- H11.11 ?, sougkL to have him airested. ilef-rtr.vrR coming Co "TY>Tunl)Ta for him. lie t id he Wer t to Gavei'n<?r-Jolmstiui,-and-that the?g<wi ? ? t or asked him to g'iw the child hack, to officers, <p .that it might he returned to its mother ill New York. 11 e aCeofifed" the ni'gjfestion and tin' govern; r refused to issu'tr the -papers that would hav'e made it necessary for him to return to New York to s,1 r.d trial." lie expr ss.d his appreciation for the kindly treatment he had received at the governor's ?ar.'d and also for the consideration shown him by_city and county officers. He <aid he brought his grandchild to IviehlMul county hoping to give it b. tCr opportunity to gTow a lid d?r- : ,-..i/.i\ ? v. ??#!' Atty N. J. Frederick was ii> . iiargc >?f th. ease. KUKNEZKU A. M. H. CIH'UCII Rev. K. Ii. Mack, I'astor ( MnlRrts S. S. was on nod in due form with Supt. Foxworth ami uachers ai ir.. ir post oi duty. Rey. AI ck pt?ached .a very good ,t<un Snmlay, whiV was enjoyed t:y tveiybody tlrafc?heard -it.? Acts 2'itli chapter an.; the 26th verse, subject "N'ot done in a corner." Ht?also [ireaelrr.i?another sermon Sunday r.igt which also " wis enjoyed by all. llis text was Rev. 1 st' chapter, and 8th verse; nibjert-, "Alpha and Omega." Rev. Mm'k is a wonderful pieacher .and i> like.I by cwryo: .? Who eontc^"iii cunt "with him. Prof. Gordon '/<\ an , his loot hull ti? m visited . ; .?igetowh last ThwiJay. They report as having a good time. The semes standing 0-0. ' K. Shiver was .sent to Orangeburg as > drlejj tc. for the Mulliris class. 'He also reports of having ' ? a eoo.il time. I J. l>, v uiiunui, I Vj/V/I vv 1 j Ma- - /ION PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. A. P. Porter, Pastor. Arthurt.own The public is cni^ . ilially invited .to, the fareVell services of Rev. A.'P. Porter as pastor of the above-named church, 8..'10 p. m.i After which the pulpit will he declared vacant and the church without a pastor. *** "* * ? - - . ?, r?t????? Let Us I)o Your J JOH PRINTING _ ^ The Palmetto Leader ' '! . ' : J'..:;.-'..-j ' . : _ - ? lr f v.ii-i:frheh ii am .