The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 30, 1935, Image 6
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MOTJCK
1 All new?. for The Junior i*?K<
?- must"be iTl Th'0~ofnc*>* no'later thai
Tuesday afternoon of each week
" Rlany letters are rH'WM-'d too lati
? for publication.
"WLL"
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
Children desirihj? to becom1
, members of the Bill Carver ClUi
must fill out coupon and mail i
ogetbei with a stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope to The Palmetb
Leader Bill Carvei* Club, 1310 As
s?rnbly Street, Columbia, S. C. .
Membership Card and Buttor
will be s>'r\t to. vim immediately.
"BILL." ? t.
Boys And?Girls
W A NTE D
To Earn Monev In Spare
ML.
?? ?Tirtie
Hero's an opportunity for am
umiMis l"'.' i.tUiW r m"nv
money every- week, all year
long. by simply working in
spare time in your own neighborhood.
?No money, no . experience
- needed. We supply Jeyexy?:
thing.?M?niy hi\y* :ind glrtu
are now happy, making their
own spending money. All you
have to do to join, them is to
~r writo to the atldres.s below
?nd ask tor full details. Write
: to: J?C1RCI
I.ATIOV MANAGER
1.110 Assembly St.. Columbia. S.C.
i nun im lire?aa?i
M \KG \IM~r WRITES
fjell'> Kv-rybWi
I n>: a .*11? . a!r.'"n/rnirr.
Tittle i:: tit. 1 the ut".v>
from Stalin Mt'lW. l'.o-'.atis :y??u
__ have iic'.-. r li.at-i m .li'.nt "in- in fine,
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' y E!->rJ'V-.Ti: ".M/l g.r. a ti r-'
V -.rime 1.1! iiorn the }?--y.-?' bicycle". 1
trot my ti.t'yss all w\.\t:.d :|> at:d 1
'was i i it: :. ' t . :.i
.but : ? m . !,i.v. 1 j i ::j": * nil; t'r.u
didiltt' -st 'i1 I.-?.' In - :1 all
that. v.-. e !~:i i j . thsit
' bicycle. 1 v.a.-; 'at "Su'mi.r
as usual; -the c 1<! il'jjii't s:
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this v a.v
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For health and pt ivf>,
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Bye bye,
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MAMIK l.l.K KIi(?i)J.S l< \ i:uS
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Dear Hi!!, *
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busy. I', .' r.~~ a y ,n
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news. (>.;r \ r C.,j ,*. '
Helcii Ii i'.vii/ !, !m- kit. us. Wu
will 11;i .1 : unt oiiiy u, ii.u' cl in
but S'.ii, ,ay i'n..>iI an i ir ev iyday
st. 1mmil. .*i- a Hue nab A.
.of us ban- ?. .... \, I!I. I'll
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BOY SC'TTS (ir V.MI.KK \
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Th~> Mr'Oiit^ (.1 fiiiM.i~.vl j"... 1 f n.
{ Wavp'l'y srVonl i.l to pl.ty
a praun' of !> l??rc tr >in_c
' Insi'c. T! " if.o. ?,vas call d at
Eg/ 6:00 o'clock ' it i the tit etinif beto
ffan. Though some of, t lie* S i.jt
were nb^ lit- the f". \v that v.. t pre
pj- Bent carritd-out Or i.V' titv: a it
t should. be carried out.
fc> Tbnewly *!< ! t d officers f
k: the troifp at : Xat'ani I St:pli"n|
son Rattk-SM-kc patrol; Witb
Ham Jackson as assistant; am:
B Eugftne Steph' nsorr ae Scrib::
K Robeit Barr as. Black Bear patrol
I leader; M. J. Perry as Beaver pa
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BILL CARVtCK. Editor :
1 * AFPLICATIOI
Hi ~T : DAT
!? NAME
CADDRESS -----;
| CITY? -.?
j ig BIRTHDAY ~
. | ,,RIL?E SCHOOL
Tg: Kill out thin coupon and mail it
S stamped envelope to The Palmetti
5 Assembly St., Columbia, SVC. Y
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o<K>oo.o^>ri&o?8^^
-jfrul. 1 equity; Edgar WiHiams 'as :
r.\-o>5.; an j t'ar i hwvy- a? Seribe 1
I'ii:iip So: ji>^' i.-'. Xathari.l St;H>- i
-' i!. .Mr. I1:. I-. Sweat iT~oul
scout mastor and H. Jackson as- I
distant.' ' . *.
Wo ' .if asking all hoys 12 or i
. V-. r who ate ii.loia stid in scout- T
tig i t on'ic .any Tuesday afternoon
I :ai o'clock at Wav. t ley schoad t
?-'Xathatiel "J-tephenson
-KT\<r ( II A I'I.I. A.M.l'k CH I'ltt'11 ^
*'< Rev. A. (luiilcn. Pastor -- - - \
'Hr:r r.r~r!vo c?'!d wTativ r 'There ?
i jo m ;"' a few who aUertdtd 1
"f4da\ scbiol. Out Sj?t.s .Mr. i
'. V. T/i.onnson w ;s-on tifne. Tin a
lossoli wis taught very briefly by I
t;. r!u<s. < as usual.
At I I -la P,C A
il in- pai/iil tor service. Setip
H 'ii' u l.y R.v. It. 11.'. Res.A'.'n
y tr. *;1umo'r' eti it', sa'tur soft c
y "flviy hply 'holy." Rev.'tlui
pr-a<.'ti <1 a wry interesting y
. : I !< Use I .l'or ilis theUU . I
'Hi,"ihail war far?." ?.
All otsjbye liijs <vo:.<;ctful tins- |
,:av. 'Aft r the set u on .all join.
i ..it: a ,i? i.ijiy. class meeting. All
X ".I' . S.-o : til' liv <iilirirui
Al': >ii the liH'iuIn rs nl' Sil\*H
- v..iV-vd VVidj 057 \\\
i K'il'l .i" La.,- ti.e;i, wity u-.-uL
. y.iKi!',. Our if. uis stand i'pen to '
...! riiir.0 all vf-itprs. .
At S:d,p. ive were highly elvt-ra.iKil
:... th " laettlty -?t" Aiidirsdn
'..my I i in iittrschool.'Prof. Hall
a. uia-i. some very interesting
in ;.I<s using i'ii r a subject, "C iv- '
ilizatioji." . Kveiy ' one >listened _
\ a:.d". i njuve i Jvai ing Prof. "
Mr', a'.I Mrs. K ;'ward 1 I'i 11 'tvm ' 1
ii.' sir.. ( ?i .cia:al Iti
!
V, ' in' euiil to s.e M't-s Urph . 1
..?! I'i . w.-l'..:: mMiV-i a.t . sfMi.)
V n id ? ;ar.t. >tay in High Point.'
v. ;*!. t- i 'lather. I I
y. . a:. ! My--.- P.. ! .. iirowr; wi-r |
_ . to' M i a Jjliadu- j-V
T-. a." : Mm. J.-ssie liicliur.is.iii ' 'I
yn-st. of Mr. an.! !
. < ! Ur Lafii-n't Siir.tl._tv.. ' \
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( i o\ i:K mas S? . ' y
...it *~4'A. -i c. f (i-a 1 -
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V II . mi t ; ' -.U <t .
.hi^ht 1' . i, r
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liMh I' ii:.t.. is her mother,
Mis. IieM-ie Crosby, rj
Mr. him M.s. i'-a. i c riarit i.a\
; . r... 1-. N. C. Tiu y ,
.v.:i ('< f . 1 li fl i'111. US. I
M:. I mi.:?I! " i. :?1 i: i ;i" t,?j.
! .* r v v.' il., ?vi a;.' lioin? . t..e
tjuest of his purcnts. . . . >.
jl i l ; '.ji,;, i'vit e. and Juim
.i l..:y \v\-' ihi' ^ ..esl.T ol Clyde"
;....i n Sus.-iiay. <
Ma.'.^u- Wari t.ii ol" ?'rain- j.
r.-n, uas tiie u'ue-t of Mrs.- -Multi.
i r i-.s-L v.ffk. I I
i'. h- I. -.per Cptais is the i
.... c o-f-.MV: an i ".'.ITs." WashriiV-|
a .la i..-or,, his home is in UatF
.vhs; ' Hi'; Adams y.a., ih guest
' M I.I.a Mae .Jac <s.i.n; Miss I
.. iau s I. .- s in' (,a -l ma.
I. t Lim M ,11.1iiyj n rn '
did ring in Clover.'6* Oil-.Saturday
."eve" Miss Annabello J?ter was .
j liiai ricu o Mr. liemy i'hulips, and .
y .-, iii'Ho thai: our lips aie abb' to j
...! ! I', S. HOW. I
;e (iopdloek, an 1 |
, ill biumi. >|n ut L:hj day ill
.1 I . T y iK:- K>-U'sts of thcii 1 j
oter,, Mrs./tyssiiv Tate. i
Wi repret. wry much that Mrs. | (
A mil- (io 'I is on t :.c .?ick list at |
111is wi itinj;. - | |
! :Mrs-. Thomas Adams of (lastonia
viMtini; .Mr. mi l Mrs? William ! ,
l' ii'iaiii. Mi.s. 1' iriani who is sick ,
\ _i h")y_ sistl'l'. .: - I
Miss M. K. Jackson, Karl Robin
-on, a1.11 I#eroy ( oltli??. wvro th(f~
guests of Mis. M: ry Woods Thurs-.
day-<>v(>n:iv-r. * ' ?T
McK night Hugh School
Th <w-d linvr cm Thursday nife
was quite a success. There were
five hiTH's and one groom, and the)
prettiest dressed bride, Miss Ella
| Mae Jt'ckson won the groom, Mr
I Ray Watson.
j The mdmbera of the fourth j |
> mii, 'i i , , .i n?m . , ? ?<'ti *? . ^
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together wuh a ?elf addreusad ?
:> Leader Bill Carvbr'a Club, 1310,9
our name will be placed on th? 0
membership card~and button 0
Kadi i\ylet very imieli that Far!
Robinson, a- member of. tlu-ii class
s sick.
1 lie cake or litest came to a?elusv
list Friday nioi iiihjj that u' s friv.'ti
by tlie X 1'SC cla-s with .M i s
iViiliams, the otli and lith yran
eaiiie:, \vini.in*r the take.
Tht. teaeheri that oUomj/ J tfie.
caviars luectinn' in York Faturi
y HiorniiiL' at JetJ'<. rs iil llidh
vi,r. Plot:, II. .1. M j\lie': t.
MlU'lMI I'eilll W'tthl.MV! v. ^rrrrrl
ai-ksyn. .
Mrs,. Ophellia Caldwell was a
isitoi: [in the fouith trade room
Monday. mptlTmp'. She canio t
u injr In r two" Utile till*. Thereha_
arid?14\H?iVkns?Miss?Jaelis on
n.'i i')U),:l.^ weicVjne tiieiu >;!a.ily
"lu-. ehrollnr nt is . 31.
.Mis i's Mov 11 , -in.I ! '.111, \Vj|- ittun
a en- sh[.;.|iflts lit iouk 11 i i i~ '
iat n day evenine'.
The second .jjfriido is 'looking I'm
Lit.D.1 t?i TJiauksprivZuifT We hav* , tir
room seasonably deeo;atim:.
Ve are making booklets oil
"r:tak|ui\in^r. We lind 1 .Is ot
mi iu .ilpirt this. Kverybody iv
i the Thunkskivifit 'mood.
MOMliNTS"
(1 ty i 1*. J. Del/.ilne)
SKiNS
>ofiie folks' "adhere . to variouse
sijfr.s, ...
o ahsoio the i.at.ral si.oeks o? '
life, v, ? |
hat,th.y may y.l nioie .i y .mil
pleasHr., j
ill i Jess of disi oiitent and strife, j
iut nothing do 1 Jjue' less aiteii'-j
in *11,
hart t-> this spiv >1 mi ^ m
itr.uajrht,
t" 1 {?'.; t. \vr > i'ti the lu-ni-iit.
hat these curious practice's iy..'.
wiouyht.
can't si v- w! , n.- >i.<,u1 ; l?u ?1 i.- jarix
ihr *
\ hc'ii A MM1- i-t-h ow l >iuivi--i s in . i
hi^ ?:i?iii-.- : ???
hut when hi.- uj'-e.de p .a ti itiiyvi'
,:<! 'tis u pii-achi if a rooster
i - n Mack cat .-chan-a t-> c:om
ymir path. a
I su'iyly J?a.i ha i; on ,t head:
; y;tir i<ii>t ieii the -iun is true;,
' liit an -tranjre land y??u, soon wil!
.t.l'Oll. x
t'lu-rr y??ur ear burn some. mntalks
of- y*i. *
k 'lar.ciny li l t i y? hrintjc trouble
- ...
1'U I'Uii Jttrk ti> 1a11 i 11 ip <>i.
Friday.
ti. ; ,t-> plant, ki in "in a waving
? li.ii. ...? ?
'Ip-so a ml ather si|?i? \v- re hand-id.
' i\v;i'. I" its fim-i a "f i int-r i.t y;
*11 v iiiav suit - tip i .~i hp---pi.- .
5.it in the more intelligent i.t 1
want pay.
14 I .
'akf n.y advice, p..ck ujw your
sMns,
ind throw into the tfaiba?j,b cat.;
"or the happiest mart in all creation
s a straight forward honest liborinjc
man..
ROSS ROAD SCHOOL - '
AND COMMUNITY NEWS
. ?>"
J. S. Anderson. Principal
-Kastfivci'! S.?('.| -Now 2G?Mrs.
"vans (Bill) of New York \vb<
vas visiting her mother and
riends in. Camden and her sistern-law
Mrs. Mary. L. Wiley of Bis^
lopvilln accompanied Mrs. Wiley^
>ver. to spend a few hours with
'rot". Anderson last Tuesday. Mrs.
Evans ami Wiley stated a very
pleasant stay. Mrs. Evans- left
'or New York Saturday.
The plantation sjotfcrs under tht"
i: A ?
Ill ' t. LHIIl U1 I I U I i sA I l\|y I ?>un ill"'
Lored over to Mt. Zion Baptist
( lurch to appear on program in
a , cf ntcst. They won. There
were four choirs in the contest. In
spite, of the e6hi weather th'
church was crowded to its capacity.
Mrs. Carter made a very" inti
resting address.
Mrs. Williams spent'the woclc
nd home in Columbia with her parents.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie James visited
Mrs. Vinie Fleming and family
last Thursday.
Prof. Anderson , was. the afternoon
guest of the reporter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Rhoden
Sunday evening. He reported a
pleasant evening throughout.
HE PALMETTQXEADJBB
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NEWBERRY NEWS
5ti Matthew Baptist Church
Kev. A. 'L. Ingram, Pastor
?The congregation was pleased to
have Uev. \\ ilsvn, pastor of Antioi.li
Baptist church, Prosperity,
->. t . conn act' a scries of meeting
during the past week. All who
heard hyu were benefited. He
really wrestled with the city bones
1 in the tCjlley. The Sunday school
.s si ill growing;- Kev, tr, *H, Hattiw.
iii,' 'i ;3.nii well prepared teachers
and scholars make you welcome
.at any and* all times.
The assistant teacher, Mrs.
Nancy Haitiwanger and scholars
>t sun Set Park school donated
Mrs. Ella Mae HutF, who served
them for more than eleven years
with" v. mat little sum!
We feel at a loss to give, her up,
we h. lnn-p "L -place:i= v&eaftt fekat
is hard to till. We are also in
sympathy with Miss Carrie Lee
Cary, the-teacher now in charge,
who was absent a few days for the
death"of her Father.*-" ~ ~
Colt ary Presbyterian Church
The Sunday school seivice was
very impressive '. nd hclnl'ul.
hatch teacher of each departnu
ivt explain d their lesson well.
All-of the adult students entered
each discussion heartily.
The Pageant-lira ma:?"The Pow
er of the Word" will be presented
.ui O hai y 1': i soyienan Church
l- riuay, Nov. L".\ llkio, 7 :d0 o'clock
I re public is cordially invited t
it u mi. - I
A fret- will offering will bo asked
lor at the* dooiy.,, I
. . M rk. t iara W.rts and her son,
ISev. James Warts, of Hamlet, N.
L. twho visited lrer brother, Mr.
Stent Pop.- ()i-t. cnt (|, messageibal
liei\ sop, Ke\\ Janus \\'arts
wa< ast ri?niSly injured in a fall in1
a t ...til;" that was four stories
Umh.,YYv tim-l ke is mush better j
|ua,- lie is in . Richmond. Ya.
Where she found him resting much
... .t Cer thail she expected. .
J lie Heritage Musical tlJ .t was
in .lit, d by a yroup of. well train
i ll voices under the direction?o?.Ce.."..'K.
Iv. C.auburn.'at Drayton'
Street Hiuh school was a sU'cciss.
l-l'ii Indian Op. retta and Turkey
[ialFIe bjr -itli and GtK giTvdes of
which Mesdames A M. Young
and K. E. Alkn aic teachers was
erjoyi J by all; Miss 11. H. Nance |
won the turkey The scenery that
was drawn by Mr. C. M. \Vilsoh
rave the play one of the most
U*..uTifill. background we've Been.
in :i nlii'v
Dr. ami Mr.-. . E.*Grant are the
a pipy parents >>t' a very beautiful
little pitl that? \vas born VVednes..y.
.?l-oth,er itrnl baby tare getting
ii? >!er line, We are delighted to
that little J. E. Grant, Jr.
viu> was burned with hot fat is aliih>st
bark . to himself again with
. :> beautiful' .-miles.
.The County I'ir was a great
>liccess. Mrs. Simkins, the, State's
Col,,red Nurse gave a very help's!
and practical!-'talk- on prc'ven.
. > l i.be, i, losis. Nurse Tre.v
i^ii gave, a-splendid method of
selling Christmas Seals.. New-.
, rry is -hoping to go over the top
.In.- .> .-a:
i:i riii>; in:.M bapx C III KC II
? Ue\.-D.-DT-dk?trWen, ^'.Jstor
Old-?a: winter came down upm
.1- Saturday i.rght, so much so
Tiiitii muly -a few true b> bevels
v. ik .id tie*t. way. Jot:t to Sunday
- hu 'k Sunday itioniing.
At D. le .ular morning service
i pa.*.-or i, isiH' before us villi J
I hai.Ii.-g ;i..g m >ss> yv. 11? nx.-il
I- his I'M these .words "The
Lord has d- ne great things for
us;' wheteei' we aire glad." -T^he
message w;i--enjoyed by all.
ill.. II. V 1'. l met at tie usual
hour, with a "large crowd in atC
v. .* n : h program was a- usual
g ?t>d and quite enjoyable.
Tlu- pa-lo. came before us again
Sunday t ight with a powerfu.
m age;C xt wa4 as follows:
Y i. five t..o pow.-r, nm I
. ft, r tlint i In* Holy (Ihos: is come
upon you" Acts 1:8. We went away
front* the night servic.i with
our hearts bubbling over with joy
.u i i-?ii i. i) 11 g in?sucn a?strung
delivered by our pastor.
May he live long to preach the
WOI'.I ol" (IIIII. .
The year is slowly but surely
passiiv? away.. Can you say in
your hx it that you have done
yotir duty; tuwai d Cod, who is al
ways kind, loving, and merciful?
Look! Look! Let ujwnot" forge..
M.ss Anna Lauia Washington who
is .to appear in a musical iccita
at the I! thh h.ia Bpt. Church,
Monday, J he; mber. at eight o'rio.k;
t-.will be a small fee al
. .. door 11 r admission.
LAKE ( ITY 1110,11 SCHOOL
'Prof. L. I). Bradley, Principal
During American Education
Week the faculty and student-body
were entertained with a short but
j interesting lecture on "The Negro
in Education. Music, Religion and
as a Soldi' r" by the principal, Prof
Bradley1. Along with the Hog
^.*4^.4 4 I . *11 Tkh?b,.
i-wfin.-.'su uii'ii- win uu a i i c-x uauiv.?
giving program given Monday nite
Xovemnvi: <2">th at 8 o'clock in the
school auditorium.
Oh Friday evening. Misses Laura
I}. Bracey, Eula V. Massfy,
Helen (Laham. Jean E. Harrington
and Leona Summers, all members
of Lake City High School
faculty with Prof. Hemmingway
in Orangeburg Misses J. E. Harringtori
and E. V. Massey wfre
cue?ts of Prof, and Mrs. Hemmingway;
Misses L. B. Bracey and
H. Graham were guests of Miss
L. Summers. They all reported
a very pleasant trip.
{ The name of the winner in the
Hog ConteBt will be given next
! week.
SUMTER NEWS
The?pastor and members of
Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. Church and
Second Presbyterian CtfUYch closed
their doors on Sunday night.
November 24 and came over and
rendered services for Emanuel.
, Rev. Crawford preached and the
choir of >it. Pisgah furnished the
music. DrS. A. P. Spears, J. L.
Benbow, I. P. Poguo and A. R.
Howard were, present and each
made remarks. A snlendid snirit
of unity was manifested and the
amount collected was $27-00- This
effort was to aid Emanuel in their
preparation in sending their pas
tor to the annual Conference in
.Orangeburg this week. .
The extension coUrse offered
teachers of the city and county is
being given at Lincoln_ Hi School
building on Wedh e sJay evettings
: and . Saturday mornings.
' The Postal Alliance held its regular
meeting on Friday night,
i November 22 with Mr. A. G.
Spears*.' A full and "enthusiastic
business meeting was held?then
delicious chicken salad, hot rolls
and coffee was served by Mrs.
Spears.
Dr. A. P. Spears, was called to
Warren Ohio on business, during
^ the past week.
CALHOUN NEWS
}? Golden View Sunday School
opened at the usual hour.; Mr,. B.
i Legree, -acting superintendent.
| The Abel .Ladies Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Maria Whitt
I with i.?. largo attendance. The hostess
served ice cream and cake.
.The Golden View Auxiliary met
at the home.of Mrs. Nettie M. Wil
son. Delicious refi-pshmcnt?
servdd. . . .
i -Mr. and Mrs. Rojbcrt E. Reid'
have a new'Ford. "
Mrs. Robert Reid and Mrs. Jas.'
II. Williams were joint hostesses
at a party given for their daughters,
Virginia Dare and Hazel who
celebrated their fourth birthdays.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Many- games"wei-c nlaved.
Mr. Sylvester Collins is on the
sick list. n ...
Mr. and Mrs.. Ilenry Clay Groir
are having a house built. It- will
be finished soon.
Mr. Tody Foster is having a
dance hall built. [
Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Brown have
adopted a son', Moses Brown to
the delight of .every one.
Mrs. Martha Whitt and Miss
Anna Whitt are on -the-siek-lmt;?
Mr. Robert ;M. Reid along with
others attended the"-association at
Wesminister Sunday. *
The great majieian Armstrong
will give a performance at the
school house Wednesday night.
Mrs. Otto Singleton was hostess
at the Demonstrating Circle
Monday night. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Hot lunches will he given jit
school beginning Monday. .Mrs.
Mary Blahton, _eook. - "C Y +
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BISHOPVILLE NEWS
The teachers of the high school
worshipped at Mount Harmon Bap
tist Church, Sunday mumlng, Rev.
Mack was at his best. r
Everyone is -jookinu t'urwanl for
the presentation of the drama entitled
"The Midnight Rose" to be
given by the Hi f^chool Dramatic
Club under the direction of Miss
A. R. M fir tin. I
Mr. Andrew Jenkins of Sumter
who is now nrin: ipal of the' graded
school at W-ysacky was in the city
-during the-week-end trr tire rh-ihfht
of Miss B. Burton. * I
A very good minstrel was had
on Monday night at the Hi school
tuditorium. given by the students. '
Mis. Rachel Eckels is indispos-1
?d at this writing.
The Golden Star Club is dufhgj
exceedingly well in the sixth and .
seventh grades.
The eighth, ninth and tenth
grades gave a d lightful matin t*
social on Tuesday afternoon.
.Misses Burton. Martin, Outea,
Diggs, Roberts and Mr. and Mrs.
Abrams were the entertained
1 quests at tlie home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugenet Thomas.
The Glee Club under the direc
'ion of Miss Roberts is doing niceMiss
Margaret Toney was a
| gutst of Mrs. Abrams on Friday!
evening.
Messrs Rufus Ellerbee and Tr-;
win Turner of Newark, N. J., who j
wore enroute to Miami, Fla.. spent
Tuesday evening with the Misses!
Burton and Martin.
Mr. Carl Roberts of Sumter came
>ver to visit his sister.
Miss Thelma Murray went to
Darlington on Sunday afternoon to
'visit her parents-. ?
SPARTANBURG NEWS
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Rev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor
The Sunday School convened at
in ~ ~ ,1
i\j ui-juuit wail Mijr i inwiiutrnt ttliu
teachers at their post of duty.
Rev. Nealy Alexander delivered
the morning1 message and t^" pasfor
the evening sermon. Rev. A.
W. Means and his congregation
rendered a program Sunday for
the benefit of the musical choir.
The Palmetto conference held its
session at the Metropolitan A. M.
E. Zion Church last week-end.
Mum* Susie Benson of Union, S.
C.T&tt*nding the conference taught
in the absence of Prof. C. C. Wood
son Monday^ We were gTad to
have her with U8Mr.
Alfred Uairies of Converse,
S. C. a graduate of Gumming-St
i High School in 1035 is attending
school at Tuskegee Institute.
A musical will be rendered or
December 0th at the Mt. Moriab
Baptist Church by the Bucilla Art
and Social Club.
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STATE ANN I AL METHODIST
cCONEKftHNt4fr NOV. 26
TO DECEMBER 1
Oranfrpburjr, S. C., Nov. 25th?
Iflans ' for the - epoch making session
of the South Carolina Annual
Conference of the Methodist
Church which will be ^held with
Trinity M. E. Church, Orangeburg
November 2G to December 1. 1935
inclusive have been comn.T -t d. A
njjrpgrnm anit directory' is ready
."tfnnouncing the schedule and nlnno
j of mcetinirs for the varied nrtivi.
' tics of all'the sessions of the min-1
isters and lay-representatives who
I arc expected to attend the confer.
enee.
Momentous 'questions of church
policy and approval or djsiipjim--l
, vol of f .' me; trer plpTTrTo- u. i.in nf
M> thodisin wTTT he unermost discussions
at this scssioJuAvhicb peyI
codes the general conference that
' will be held next Summer. Mi'n'
isterial and Jav-d'detrntes to the
general conference will he elected
. at this session.
J "Reverend M. MeCollum who is
i completing his first year as pastor
of Trlnity Ah Kv-Churctris the
I entertaining pastor. Reverend S.
A. Funehes. District Superintendent
of the Orangeburg district is
assisting the Rev rend Frederick
.T. Keenoy, Bishop of the Allan!*1
area. of which this cpiifcriiiicii__iij_
a part, is the'presiding bislup.?
The con"1,orotic moots in th.e cmo
.hundred-thirty-first annual session
More than three litirt Ircd names
are registered in the protrram and
directory as hosts and ftucsts of
the session.
The eonl'eivn-o s'Mss?on will I> *
held in a new structure whiclt is
now?nrnrmtr?completion. TTTT"
structure wlo 11 co<n>pleted and
equipped will cost near $100,000.
Every modern convenience along
with proper rooms for every activity
of the church lias been proAddresses
011 welcome" night will
he delivered by Mayor R. F. Jennings,
T. 11. T'i ne'l: id V, Vnrth
?i!l(l Judge 15. II. Moss.
dorchester fol ntv^
teaciii;rs association.
The Dorchest1 r County Teachers
Association held their monthly
meeting at the high school, in St.
Gqprge.
Tho meet ins was called to order.
by the Pr< 4frdcnt. Mrs. Ashe.
I Song by thl> ?roup; Scripture read
[ ilift, Prof. Odom. So).ft hv group.
Few minutes discussion by. Mrs.
Ashe. ATilinto? von.I liv "Vice
| tier. Report of treasurer.
Flection of ofTie'rs: Mr. Bonds'
acted as chairman..of election. lie
also dulv _Jnstul!e I t 'e iooo:>ii?p
officers for the year 1!>35-'3C. Of-!".,
ficers elected as follows: ' 11 rc,si- r
dent Prof. T. II. Pinckney; YicoPrCsident,
Prof. O'dom; Secretary.
Miss J. Ha; rin-iton; Assistant Sec
rotary, Miss* Bythewbod; Treasurer,
Mrs. E.. A. Xancf1; Chaplain, _
Rev. I,. (lel'/er. 'Program' eonimittee:-Misso*"Dann<
rly, M. Boyd
K. Clements, f,. Smith and- Mr.
Fields. Executive comnTiTte'e,' Mis ?
Ashe. .Mr. Shn in pile rt and *Mrt
Pt-arsfmr ?
Pol! call. Co'lee'. !'- ! of till s. .V
litter fi'on'i Mi", Bunress1 v > vad:
by the Secretary, Miss Ilarrin<rton.
Miss M. E. Mi u/.on. Dorchester ..
County Supervisor mad.- remarks i
on Christmas Seals.
~ 'ChrisTTiias S al t 'omniittee-TiTr
Dorchester county: Mr. Shorn-'
ph1 rt,* Mr. Jenkins. Miss Giles,;
Miss Overstreet and Mrs. Thompson.
Thr assoe?-ti'on was honored
with three visitor's in the persons!
<>f Miss I.onisc; Mouzen, sister of j
the county supervisor and a tea- :
eh r in the Charleston schools;'
Miss E. Mc-Beth, also of Charles-1
ti n and Miss Mattie Overstreet, j
Home Demonstrator for Dorches-'
ter comity. Miss Overstreet made j
. brief r marks on Home Demonstra I
tion. She also joined the assoeiation.
All
principals of Dorchester Co. '
schools are invited to the meeting!
[of the First Congressional District!
| over which Miss Broadfiax prtsid,
; . ' V I
. T^-ogi-am committee report for i
the \next meeting. Instrumental! |
[solo, Miss L. Smith. Demonstraj
tion in Primary. Reading, Miss [
Giles. Demonstration in Primary i
Numbers, Miss Hollins. Solo,Prof.
Mcndenhall.
Next meeting will be held at the
Alston High Schoo]_ in Summer-;
ville, December 7th.
Benediction by ^the Chaplain,
Rev. L. Gelzer.
IPINCKNEY'S F
UNDERTAKER AND U<
SOUTH CAROLIN
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CLINTON COLLEGE NEWS
! 1) ?* i : _ (i
iij j?-nnie ij. nowze j
L Rock II ill, S. C.?A group of
i students were present at each of
I the Conferences that were in session
last week,
j One grcrup under the direction of
Prof. C. T. Hint on visited the Palmetto
conference which convened *-1
In'"Spartanburg, S. C., presided
over by Bishop B. G. Shaw. The
group was accompanied, by Mrs.
B'.wser. our matron. Mr. Majoi r?
Boulware of Chester and Mr. Robert
Biers, city were at the wheels.
We were warmly received by
the'confercnc and highly entertain- ?<.
ed by the citizens of Spartanburg.V
pelicious dinner was served at
-thxr parsonage. Aiter the afterror
n session we were invited to
the. h?me of Miss Ester Elkins, a
f(olne) student of our school wHoro
.dfiPery dainty repast was servedt
T*he evening session began at
7:30 o'clock with a packed housfe .
to witness the sermon, and program.
Selection's "\\vere given by
the two public schools of Sns>rtwn-_r?
burg, wTiich we all enjoyed. The
Educational sermon was delivered
by Rev. B. F. Moreland, St. Louis,
Mo. His text was found St. John
10:12. He.held his audience spell
bound from the beginning to the
end.?There?waj 'not?orur; l am
sure who v?as not helped spiritually
by that wonderful sermon. Rev.
Moreland is a great man and our
church should give him the best
that they have. After this wonderful
sermon an Educational pro- / .
graifi was rendered by the gi-oupr . . ,
and a report from the school was
read by .Mrs'. Julia Badm Shaw,
<>ire?regisi r nr - The Y>nnft^of-^ltrr^
ton was put before the_conference
by Bishop Shaw and Bishop Martin.
The members of the conference
and citizens of Spartanburg
responded very readily to the "*
xause an-J marlc it~possible foj' a ?
very liberal offering to be taken
for Clinton. ! ' . ''
? Th1' other group dirppfeH "hy ??i'roi.J"!.
11. Kyer assisted by Miss- .
es Flowc and Ramseur of this city
represented the college at Pee
Deo conference which met in Cheraw.
S. C.. with Bishop P. A; Wal- "
law [ni'suung."iney were accompanied
by President Stanback and
<on. Prof. A. L. Stanback.' The
Kducational address was delivered
by Dr. W. -J. Brown of New"York
City. Aft?r the program, President
Stanback made an appeal for
Clinton. Some wonderful remarks
were made bv Prof. James W. Eichelberger,
Chicago, 111.
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We are more than thankful to
"aeh conference headed by its gallant
leader for their donations given,
and we assure you it will be
wisely used. May God bless the
cheerful giver. - ? " *
We were .favored to have with
us Monday at our noon day exercises.
Bishop J. W. Martin who
spoke ^to the student-body on How
to make Clinton a better school.
If .we follow his methods we will
cultivate~a better school spirit. He
said "If I am not sent back toThis
district you can depend on me."
We feel that Bishop-Martin has
the school at heart.
?Others present?were Reverends
C. L. Flowe, F. R. Gladden, J. J.- _
Roberts and K. Boyee. -~r ;
We are proud tp "say that the
walls of our stone building have
been completed. Presiding Elder
Murdoch, foreman of the wood- x
work is starting today on theiroof.
The same will be rushed to comMiction.
Rev. Murdock is working
without pay or any hopes*ox re
ward.- Surely lie is a lover oT the
institution and the Zion connection.
There are others giving a
bit of free labor.
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NEW BETHEL BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. J. C. flood. Pastor
WoodrulT, S. C.?After?a?cold
week-end the sun came out on Sun '
day morning to delight of many of
the Sunday School schloars. We
had a large attendance and a fine^ <.
k'.v>'nn.?Review by Rev. L. D. Gist.
The school was very much pleased
to have Rev. Jiuckey who gave
some helpful j-ehiarks.
Mattic Brewton plans to spend
her Thanksgiving holidays in Spar
tanhurg. Mrs. Laifra Parks will
spend h?j.rs in Laurens.
Marioh Brewton is up and returned
to school ufter a two weeks
illness. V , Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Stinsop are
in the^. hospital in Spartanburg
very seriously hurt in ap au?o accident.
We hope for them an ear
ly improvement.Miss
Elizabeth Gilliam returned
home from school Thursday
molding.
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