The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 30, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
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loss of sleep and appetite,
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MARIAN COUNTY NEWS
The Zion Colored school of
which Pi of. J1/cob Smith is principal
isjnaking great progress.
The eniollnicnt last month was
one hundred ar.d seventy six; it
is .growing rapidly, every morning
we see new facts. Last year
we rendered a maxium enrollment
-of and it is thought that \\V
will siirp -ss that number this j\ar
A lumber of the children do not
Wnrt wh.n-Mohool ?
uluse it is their father desire to
yet through gathering before they
let their children !go regular.
Each claRs .is working hard,
seem like they ure realizing what
they are in school for. All indication
are that the school year
will be one of the best. Wo wish
t?. thank the parents for cooperation
with the school, and the trus"
jtees for their hearty support'.
The N; T. S, Cj. has organized
for.the ltrd5-'36 term, the officers
are ns? following: Mr. Johnnie
Dot are, Prti.idc.ntj Mr. J'-mes
Washington,. Vice President; Mr.
Frank Kennedy Secretary; sMi.
Simon Leggette assistant secretary;.
Mr. Bert Pago, club repoit.
jr; Mr. Alston Page," Tn'as.; Mr.
Lcinord Cribbs, Chaplain; Advisors."
Prof. Smith, Mr. Cbrcnc. f
Campbell, Mr. K, Johnson, The
club consists of eighteen member
who are .'alert and looking for-a
oetter tomorrow. - ;
The N. T. S, C; is putting on .
iulp of the Zion faculty. - Oi\
Wednesday night the club spjn-.oreil
an entertainment, connected
with it was t the giving away
.of'a cake and aSoasL-luw?to tiiv
lucky -person.
On December 11KJ5 the club
will give i.'. show; refreshment will
be scrve^l; it promises to bo good
and if it hurts you to laugh you-lad
better stay home, VoT" firrlur
information oft he N. T.
Club read .the Palmetto Leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Liege Brown had
.is their guests for dinner Sunday
-Prof, Jacob Smith, principal of
he Zi.cn (.'oloiud school, an I hisfaculty,
"Miss Hattie Godl>olt!"j
.M iss - Anv.sti ong, Miss .Reuses ^ui j
Miss Page and Rev. Reaves. \"isir
Mors from Floydale were ..MrGray
McClennon and family. My!
You talk '.bout a dinner?fried
chicken, steak with rice and brdwn !
gravy, sea chicken just ftom the
Peach, vegetables, . good brown
ami tender;, white potato salad,
milk, cake, pie, an.l custard J,!
would make your mouth water to
look -at?therm
Every one enjoyed, themselvesto
the highest. The Rev. Reaves
who i* a patron of the Zioti school
said he thought- it -was Xnias.
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<=* AI ROR A CI.l'B NEWS.
Seneca.?Miss Maggie Mitchell
faculty m< iiber <f the Oconee Tr,
school nt this cil-y and' also, officer.
of the Aurora club was the
harming hostess on last Tuesday
evening at her lovely residence.
The club met at 7:110 with Miss
Fleta -Williams presiding. The
. Mrogram-of the evening was postnoned,.
inorder that the club members
might rehearse a. lay, that
is -to be presented by the ' ylub.
The business was brief. At the
"lose of the. business the hostess
arranged three table of bridge.
The cl.ub was delighted to have
Prof. Clamnca- Williams, Dean
of Seneca Jr. College and Prof.
Daltonj Prof. Becks Prof. Frederick
Harrison, all faculty members
of the college. The hostess was delighted
also to have the following
memlvrs present: Prof. Boy L.
Finley, Prof. Allen Code. Prof. F.
Williams, Misses Johnie Bvnum.
Florence Taggart, Fleta Williams
Queenie Mae Owens.
The hostess served a most delicious
course of chicken salad, saltines,
pickles and hot chocola+e.
Each member and guest present
was lost for words of expression
for a most lovely evening.
ST. I'AH. A.M.E. CHURCH
J Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor
i Sunday was a day of pleasfire
for all church worshippers.
As usual our most esteemed pastor
brought a message that will
'ast upon the minds -of the people
through the ages: taken from St.
John Ir22. This being his first
visit since Conference, the impression
made is like the foot prints
on the sand oC times, -Dr. Grant of
Newberry was the speaker of
the evening who presented valua- 1
hie information, concerning the
c/ lored hospital that is striving
for a foot hob}. Other visitors
that worshipped with us wore Mr.
C. E.,Floyd and W. B. Reeder of
Newberry. Visitors you are welcome
at all times.
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IN MEMORIAM
In memory of my dear mother, |
Mrs. Sehna Jefferson who depart)
ed this life, Ntv. 21, l'J2(J.
Six years ago-you left me,
And my-heart-W.-s never ceased, to
ache, / ' \ _
I have claimed some one as moth
rrer; " I """
Hut no one yet can take your
- . place. '
Ves, dear mother you are up in
glory, . "V?.
And thank (?pd, I am on my way,
I jim longing ftr tht.t meeting,
Fn the great Judgement Day.
Yes you are gone, you are up in j
-glory, _____ I
Left me here to follow oni,
Dut you taught me of a Stvlor j
' Who had gone to prepare my!
home.
Vml 1 am trying to follow Jesus,
TJS'ing to folltw Him etach day,
Ail by and by, I. too,
Ki mi labor shall he free some
d.lV.
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Sadly missed by your ^faithful
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WUOUKI'FF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E, Church
Rev. J.'.H, L, Allen, Pastor
Sunday school opened at the
usual hour, with Supt. and teajhers
at their post'of duty.
We :v flat! tl wrlrnme?our pa-tor
back to serve us ano^Jier
Vear.
Mr. M. S. C'allaham and Miss
Maude L West of Spartanburg
were the supper guests 'of' Ml'. &
Mrs. Law Wilburn Monday cvening.
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We are gl'd to repot t' that Miss _
Dot Litulder who has been indis(n.se;l
for the lu-t week rs'Toeuperating.
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Mrs. I.ucy Jlellanis and Mrs,Cora
Anderson of Laurens were
Th'u guests of Mrs. E. Wilburn and
yiiss Dot Lindcr Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Viola Drummond and Mrs. /
Drusella Morris attended the antjual
conference in ^partanbui^t
last. week.
.Mr. and Mrs. Epps Ilellams of
Laurens wore the guests of Mr. I
and Mrs. Law Wilburn and M4sa--B
Dot hinder Monday afternton.
Mr. Hcllanig wtes full of smiles |
as-o&uaJr??? ???
TABERNACLE BAPT. CHURCH I
(Continued from Page 1)
sanio subject. . He held us all I
spell boirnd, Oh, .he is some I
preacher. And we are proud of
him. |
The groiup meeting, represent
ii.u, ini* oiaie iviiasion anu ail trie
Auxiliaries were entertained at
the T beiacle Baptist Church,
Thursday, Nov,. 21, with the Rev.
H. W. Stewart, mannpor, with
Rev. Campbell, secretary, it was _
largely attended and the amount
of $GC).00 was taken up.
Thc-S. S. opened at 9:20 o'- C
clock with. Rev, Wm, Watson in *
charge, Visitor, Miss Pride from
Sullivan St. School.- The biaek- w
board was explained by Miss An- Ul
nie U Myers.
Your clothes cleaned and press ]
ed and prices are right. Bro. A. B.
Byrd, Prop. 417 N. Calhoun St. R
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A WONDERFUL DAY v
A poem written l.y Annie RutV
>?f Washington,'!). ('. for her
mother's birthday.
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- -lust think !"<>\v rn n < .- \vi:n an i
dive,
f'r\ this grand year'-of '.*>5;
And how our Heavenly Father
above
Hps' spare*L yoti; Mother., for. me
to love.
\s far as I call see. from view,'
I'll do anything I can for you;
r.ceause yon ar tbe. < i.iHy' uno:~
?Who Is Ply daily light and sun. .
And if you say "O'At nie Come'."
An I to you. .Motin I-. I i!o not run:
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K-h'orgtVe-Tm' dear, f9"r you will see
That strong temptations are leading
me.
} Men on earth we will stay
S:ide by side in a loving way;
Until the master calls from above "
Then, that will not change our
love. *
Mother, let's rejoice and be gay,
For 11 day- Tsycur Birthday}And
when it's over, you will sOe
Thai all o! it is due to thee. ;
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