The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 07, 1935, Page Page 6, Image 6

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Page C Jill NOT1CB All news for The Junior F?K? uiu>t be ii) the~4>ffie? no later than luexcay afternoon of each week Many letters are received too late tor Dublipalinn "BILL" NOTICE TO APPLICANTS Children desiring to becom< members of the, Bill Carver Glut must fill out coupon and mail it ogether with a stamped, self-ad ? -.irttssed envelop to The Palmettc Leader Bill Carver Club, 1310 Assembly Street, Columbia, S. C. Membership Card and Buttor .vtll be sent to you immediately. "BILL." t "Bjoys Anch Girls VV A M T E 1) To Earn Money In Spare Time , i tin i u?i n 7 ill! ft"'" - ~ bitiutis boys and irir|s to make money -everr- week, all year lone, by simply working 'n r. spare time in your own neighborhood. No ' money,, no experience needed. We supply eY*fythine Many boys and e.irls are now happy, mnkine their own spendine money. All you 1rave"tp do~ to join them is to write to the address below ?nd ask for full details. Write < to: ^ ; Clltci I.ATIOV MANAdftR ? t'Al.METTO LEADER 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia, S.C. J IKES lil SY AT SCHOOL '' Hello Hi!!! How .a;o' you . ..mi other jut:. . ior's jrottin^ alongV Jii>t fine,. 1 ami soi i v' 1 waited so very', .very? Ion-' to writ you. . ' > SeiionJ, ? . j r>;>* m* : -how tljijl yo;. kmav t-..u busy if keep.. iuo; yet it d eV not R>vp mi-'' as bufcy as it has flio other y-. a: -. We have on 'y 1'"' - ! ' 'U ? i'.t?H-trtH-?Ee<a nu'itiies. U'iii- is jny eighth year ! r.avi five teaelurs. Since I wasn't ??> bu.-y stuiiyinr my lessons to niyjiit. I th ujjht 1 would write-and ser.d a little poem. Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is here gain It routes but < nt'o a year. An;! vvlan it tmius to this place; It tiUs out-, hearts with cheer., u: arLi-u 1 f d ' <?'-d ' ? " wni.n niotlur puts .,n tiu> pot, I'd!- wo know a turkey is going in As siMip as ' gets V: i ?^ o So' J.nluuV wo when Thanksgiving. 'conn's. . And Wei-..- th "Pilgrims. .dear; We all are very sorry, If ''..-I .-v !..it a y. ar 1? ? Vv.ry iiaeur-. ly yours, ? .A t ha lee' Toathy. A\ inn.-boro, S. C. TIIOMASI'.NA SENDS Jl MI1I.K LETTERS _ Dear Bill. How arc you feeling today? I am fine. ' Bilk, I am .sending sortie jumble letters. 1. Otteinalp . 2. Divmgankht (Ido yad 1. Omec a. AVlo .--it. Sr-y 7. <inteh - . ' x. (I'vi.cbi run . s. Hiiw lo. Yast Answ-rs: 1. Palmetto 2. Thanksgiving Dog day 1. Come | Tttu ~ Yes. . ? ?-. ?Mnwc .? Nuvontjber Well 1". Stay Your* truly. __ Thmnasena Page, Conway, S. C, DOWOTIIY LOI JSIv WINN WHITES FOR INFORMATION. My denio.-t llill, - .Just a f i w fin- s to li t you- hear from jtje, I amr fine and hope you are the same. Listen, I saw an Ad ip The Palmetto Leader bout boys and giils to earn money in spare time; so I am writing for inlonnation. i am It vuars o!4 ar.d Iv, RtU ir ..a.. I__l Ill HIV .7111 11 ,V'/U ttl(> HHJIYing for a girl, I am one; -send me infoimaticri what in, must do to farn this motmv. I iimi always ready to help. I am interesteiT in things like that. Bill the name of my school ift Woodruff Junior Hi. which gois to the eleventh grade. Bill, I will- say one more, time, plea-e don't forget to send me in-' formation T-bcut how I can earn the money in spare time. Yours truly, Dorothy Louise Winn. MARL A R KT IF A I) A NFCE TFFANKSGFVFNG Hello Bill, happy Thankp^ giving.- I am sure I did. Some of 1' ' ? ?L ~7?SThe lV[J?H'S BKIAQST wttkv BILL CARVER. Editor <g?8C8Ha^^a^O^OOOOOliO< X A I>DT ir \ Tir co a x IV. ' ; | | * - DA' ! ! _s?ame .... ! \ddress . _ CITY.. ... .. BIRTHDAY ~ .... - -. jRADE SCHOOL Fill out this coupon and mail stamped envelope to The Pal met Assembly St., Cjolumbia.. S. C. 1 rail book, and }ou will receive my sehunl mates "were tiVi'V, and .we sp.nt the mornin;r i.njr, nd tlit* afternoon, wen'. ,ti? the [" eh. oT-hon a . We1 diun'.t hi}ve our pr<i^tiTTo RT r'?it liuinrtl. Uiu.' i lhiich; but we are planning to j have it Thursday afternoon. .Tli.? | ear race is still mi .-nd wi- will t vow know the ontCoina . ti.-xt week.. J)r. A. II. lloy.ai. i of Sunt-., ter, S. C\ will speak for us Tiuirs- . W? aftet Hooii. -So ":,?VTl:? 11:11 ur.ttH next week. t " . ? yfarga'Kt Wi icliff' M V I V K ATTKNIIS S. S. 1> ar -Dill, . I an ess you thought- I .had for'-. ,;ot ton you,'1>ut I havef been so . ".i,-y m i 'n, I until I' i'idi.'t Inn. > . ime ti? write.. Well Hill ( hrista:;s is.almost hi re and there will e s many that Wont live to s. e it. 1 went, to Sunday seliool Stiniuv.au i h. il a line time.. Our pa . o'r is bark now and w ar,. \er\ 'lad. Yours trtilv. . ?Matti ;?? in:i l is u \in:m i m:\vs . " ' ^ Iiy hi nun a Morse- > h All of to r.H-I \> ry Utvniy Cue -?f OU| principal. .Mr. \V; \V. Nicholson. \Vo ;ri e- rejoicing Ti. cause uur J'resident has design* at; d Mrs. S7 I... Collins to serv? as principal. All of us lYd that he tuld not have nrtide ;. better apointm-nt and we arc. cn-op.ratinjf with Mrs. Collins in oriel..at tleai old "15. A." shall continue to jfo foi wai d. . Thanks..1 ivihjr hay was an inter-, stino , co sion at Hetfis \i ] \ etn ...o?mWi ii-nnr^^^f^Tu j hnyli-i. class s. directed hy Miss Sinclcton-ltd. o . 'a wry unique Thanks-. -iyino-?HTou'ftttn -w+rrrh?aras- witnessed by a large nu lienc.. This .a> followed by a bountiful dintier. That evening wc enjoyed a i 1 in eh. pel. Mr. Rubens and a gio.o ,,f 0:1; ao ,d"?tii.o an 11 1.11?rh?trm '?Tr Stat- -a-an e . in?r Augusta '-on rhanksg-ivihg .da$\ Alls, lfuiiietta Jones .-ill d u-.Mjter. Mis- Willie Mary, spent ' v-tksgiving an i the v.. e .. n 1. with Mr>. W. W. Nicholson and' ainiiy. Air. .1, Monroe .JoSTT. Ui 1 husband and father cane d wi. roin lfarbison Sunday ltd -pt :.t ' he. d iy and cai : i?i?-M i -: ? and-Miss .loll s kullt .*. Pres. an . Mis. N ;c!.ol'-un vr.? :'1 e.l 11... inenili r . ?t';u i.!; v a.n 1 a !' w ether VtieiuL at dinner on fhanksL'ixih.-. ,-r. y. w..i.5, _is t i-port i d to?ha-, e' ?a?a?gi -at (.. ..II m v?i an. v . Miss Jaiite- 1.. 1 Canid-. 11, .fcai.es ta !)< !' <>!' Kershaw vdunt y Mis. Cordelia Jones arid .' uirhtei \un li.a.: SnVnti r. Mr.-. Justin lack-on ami littl ?-iatul-on. H l> by Hinoks. At.kt n visile 1 t he Nicholson's al'.tl oilier friends hero Friday; Miss Halite I., li tifonl, Ileitis y, iio is tcatdiinir in th lli.mil |i .4t=-1 lie s< mm11, Kdaclield county, -p. n ( Thaiiksjrivinn ;n i the we li-erd on f iJll cSTiipus th tfu st. of ihe Was-' ; i ; itiralii's. I- Mrs. K. M. Joins. Jeanrs teackI er of Aiken county was a week ' lid rt.-osl of IVes. and Mis. N'a-h1 .Ison. I Mrs. Lewis, Miss II illicit -and [ Mr. Jones of 0...1 facility spent the' j w tk-eiirl^ at their homes in <Coj-himbia. - . . The Kund y evjaiir.^ relijputus rtviH wcvr mm i ' intei ill" anr~ insp'i'.ny. An inter, vtirt* syni1 posiuni an the I.ife of Moses wa} the principal featui-?. The nuis.ic r>v ui(> hi. Aiuan quintet and' by the choir was very Rood, also the duet by Misses Lushia Darr.s and ThoI'.na W .tson. Miss CIoli'} on presided at the piano in l.et us.ua 1 effective and efficient manner. Principal Hush t.f the HnteshmV j 'liiinl a visitor 1 TT7TTr-~t +rrrrt tl V . j lie spoke at the evenin? service to the delight of .11 present. . Miss Louise Meriv'ether, Bottis Mo, who is teaching at Owings, Laurens county, spent Thanksgiving on t hey campus, j Teachers } an ^tudents were glad to see her . lookiiW .so well. Sunday,.Dec. 1, being Mrs. E. L. I N'icholspn's birthday, member* of her family/members of the faculty the Senior norn? 1 class, and other friends remembered her with appropriate gifts, to her suapi ise. The program rendered by 'the, -Mathia literary Society (High j School) on Friday evening was , ? )O^oo^oooooooaoooacfc??c?s?0 >N BLSNK i , I rE '.. . 198? ! .... STATE .. . ... I *T?:. age ! it together with ji self addressed g to Leader Bill Carver's Club, 1310 9 1 our name will be placed on the 6 a membership cTfrd and button 6 jfflOmi^OOoOdOOWOWC^ vertf mUdiMini* and ' ?njoy:-bi,\ Mr.^.I' iomV Simpkins. preside! t. and fill of those associ to! with him deserve nnicli p.aise. Miss i iiubv r\adit4f.?H?is o~H-+e+t?mv valuable s.|-vii\ as pianist of that organization. . ' '. 'file Tui'key Conies! by the s. i. i"r vui.-> tin 1 in.-s<i y a; i 'i'in)"ii "t. n,j<>\I if Ivy an. 5Tr. RuTjvTt loan_ wu^-.' tlu- w'imit'j of- the tu-i key. -^.Mis.^s -l-kn <>thy K.ns.r, Tniiitn ami- l.aiwUa Watson, spoiu 4*ii nk^yivin.! . Hay \vii . r;laiiViv: in Aiko'.v (i ~:iH Jo ii<; vii -lit li. v'.-.*!? ? :i-l villi relatives in Coiumm Vim in-: hkacij m:\vs Ml illin- \ M K < h"n li t^iritc a ciuwii- assembled at Mt. Hi v.- SiH'.i! y; at o'clock ( : v.itn ss ill- l-krst Quarlcrly Con'-. Vrci'i c. bold liy o'uj- :.V\v I'u-si.I"nir I"! r. I.'. S. Cm'.; rrayiT avii - ,oiT n d hy Hiv. A. 'A St a'. hhoaso. Aets nth ci';.pt<M' vsisJ iv.nl as scripture lesson hy "ITTv. 777 II. MViriVk-. tlit.* pastor-. ?lUw A. luaham liin*I 4-ymn Ms.. Tit is l.ytnh was toiscdiit yly nit hy llii.' choir. lie v. Coo ttun ino.,n,to<i lho rostrum and-pi't ai'ht'tl: . sermon that will lonjr Ik- rem.mi h.'rr'd in- Myrtle^ IJ.aoh: usinir-'as liis u-xt Acts A:lit and the' sul>i - ft "< u'n diom-o :> liott,.u?--tini if : iIi. v.oul.i that o\v:y ntan, voiniii; ar. l < ! il ' in this \icinity nid have witn. -s this soul. stiritijr sorivo'4. Th ? collections were splendid an! Dr., foe si.iimi-1 well pleas -d with hi- ii is! quarter 'I'lis pastor too was' II i!?-s ov.r th. -way hi- jioojd ' iaili d to hi.n. n .- !/iri.-tm .? t or_ I ho oc^-,^s sion w. iv lines. A. (irahani, pa tor q;' ' ho I'.-ipt ist c' invhi liev. A.1110 trrad d' s.vio 1 imd' I... (ha! in. lie- . .M I'ci 'o_ l . p'i to . "he ill--n? - mi' lii-- u if.'. "Mi's. ~Ali-Brido. T i' 5\ imi- pas.-cd ve! v qi-iet '< at Myvt! H a h. ?.f-s S. L. A!, x iiilor ..an :Mi-S, Ai_. T. r/V.l't'tih !i"in "spent Tliflfilhsyavitric out rif town.. ?I?r?rj?:o-l, Isi ?v. i1 nos. i i| T!r vi: ? rallv at--jMoyaix (-.'olli I!:-. Sumter, S. C, tf.-s, l"'i- P Mnnro-n former tev-i-i.,,.1 ??rf-' S"'or-oi-vilie,' S. ('. and .Miss 1711a \(~ i lira in-' nr-^d* -Vqjnasksio. S. who js" ft ry-id-nT~/of -.h'vtlo I'. eh spent a pleasant ' . '>\ i - in fonwav. S. (.". . IN- . A. 'i 'mm; I". I!. .11 m^.Mi'ui-wavv L < i-raUtuHr-o-nd-M tv en I Mrs. |{. K. W'-lluuns uvrc dinner Mr. and Mi's. Willie -Iv-Hie1 Sunday.- -Dec.. 1.. tftoDY MK" and ??!?. I>. Session are the proud n hahy i? I horn _??U?:?1. ?.Mother and A I in: .< ';!!> r was ?riv( a at t'*e ! I 'l l - Satui 'ay niifht. Nov. . r .\y no nlaverl nd eh r.c! hy the youn'j folks. The. t ir ! fn' duet, d tiv Miss I. I Itains y v.a< csnecially aM;ss. S. I.. Alexander rendered beautiful music at the pi no. If _Vu:i i l l' .in l.m"h_and eat In- siit'ZjZ and he t the sclni j house Satur' i*.r 1 I r 7j_ a first "t" - I TlFTi'e the chief >ti ur.t'Mi. W s: a whole cooked U.V wM] \l;. , h' i'e too. 1 M. Ailstioi rcpoytee ( ON W \Y M:\VS Ilethel \. M. Church '?:KTt. W. I. (.ore., Castor ?Wu uj s|i! MH.id?u nation prnvajjUj intr the wot shippers 'of licihel A. i ! ' < neeh took d cant aire. After the usual preliminaries". Rev. \V. 1. (Joj e-the pa-tor. -preach. (I ;i sh.i I if. ?i s. i !?> ?n lvniu t' v* ' I-"inh_ "> '?:T. suli.j. 1. "Jesus, (r T.anih for Sinner Slain." T~ e spiritual tide ran high. Many In arts Ire.i iced. During tin* day inany yuin'mn.jd and line?pair. ?rim?join i hi >'hurtdn Sindiy school functioned at the' sual hour. An inspiring ioi'uw was c<>! d cled by Mrs. N'. R. Revest er. ' On Sun lay, night the pastor brought another burning message] Text: Psalm 1,15:1-2 verse, "A joy- 1 it;i I iianLsuivjn4." Rot he] church has Inautiful j lipid rcfUeOns which were pro- , en: -d to the pastor tor the ehilrch by Dr. J'jatt ore of the lent imp white Droggts** e.f Con\v%iy. Many thank.- to- Dr. Piatt. WVvc planno.l a pi eat program for this. conference year. _ You will hear from ua again soon. - ' " Mil ' THE PALMETTO LEAD] " COKESBL'RY NEWS The members t>f St., Paul A. M. E.. Church Were very niueh uplifted over their n?wi pastor. We trust him much success. Mrs. Oscar .Miller-and ('.av-'ln r =were the quests of Mr. and Mrs. S. \V.- Robinson Friday nircht. .Mis. A. R. Holms, Mrs. AmanJa, Loudcs enjoyed the.entire confer-' am.,,. :ii 1v iiw i v wun i ik . | MissJIiHH'ii'Ua Robinson spoilt [Thanksgiving with her home i'olk<. I Ah'. Karne.-t Kobir.son ?nd Bro. JUitehel spent TJia.nksgivijig at thu? State College. We regret very. niucb- at this ' writing that .Miss U se K)I,i k Na-ii is veiy very ill. ... -Mr. W. .M_ Dixon. -Mr. S. I.onden .Mr. Arthur A a roll, .Mr: S. W. Rob ir.*son mo to nd Ho c?>nt'oreiu\ Friday. ,," Mr. Wilson Butler lost his 1? rn. Friday night. one mule, one tow an 1 calf, all his corn and liar: mh<;uranee St all. " Miss Oilie "Miller sp.nt Tkank-K-i\ Dit? -'t home from r.er sell- ? !: Mrs. A. W. Staiks vi.-4u'.i .the coiii'oreuee Sunday also 'Mr. . u ! Mis, S," W, Robinson. Conn*' t*> church Sur.dny an r in. i*t" t n.. 11. w iiiisl.u msitr.rvii l.i; M:\\ s I'lic tea.hois aiul st.iUnts \vnr'\i-n Tlv lsday an I Friday oil' to celebrate. Th:;nksjfivinjc at the D niif? U!. Rov. A. Jr Fell*. 1UT. Hid iv-tw. .ml protfies.-ivi- pastor of St. .John M.. K. t hurt-h is lnjiy/r: up.kts. forces .for a siiycossfiil wnfir.'ii c ?yrttrr- He ana .his family niwvVTk in the, pu'rsi iui};o last w. k wore given. a grand ivc ption. IIV pl.t ached a ndBle sermon Sunday inornir.ir to a k.igo audknee after which a largo numhcT^took' cojnnntnion. ? . eg^ Morning coHTPlhuT'dr I y.-V^e"""" The i>a -lo.i and family di:;od 'with Mi'; and- Mi's. .John hVes Sunday ami . with. Mr. and Mrs. S. I . Mo g a t ic previous" Sunday.'? j-?ddre?Tliark'vivin^?Ikilly th 1 was spoil - lo.i by the High s.hool was pinto ir.success. Th teach ei*s went 1" their .various i.oi'n lor li e w.. it-en i. j llvv. and .Mr-.. II. l K IP pre wino. guests of Mr." and .d : s. J. Baskin. , .Rov. J. \V: -Ka-l. y. spent t-h . wotk-i'nd I i Ins nan t< . ; ir "tnUiii luv.Mr. . .-ml ^Ii'i. C?? ?>'. J Abraham. Ik v. Sin;;!-, tat y or* ; F!- . < lie . i pica hid at -'Now Bethel on Sunlay-covening. Missts, Mai 'in. IVii r.'on. Toti y. Williams ar.d the R vsneiids Mc-'Juy an; Sini;l..ta; y \w . i? ii: < 1 i n i k i' uuc.-l- of'.Mrs. <ii!>-k' A inol'i' oil Sun .v. . Mr. .Murphy was !\;n.r !i..' l ? 11 j Sunday. .MARLBORO CO. TU. AND I SKIS'-J \ I: i i A\ LI.I I-: II Kill S( IIOOI. '! m:\vs Mdii.iinuMl I'rnin patyf Thry"!' r rtuIrrOrh n d ivr .";a! s- Ifi't i(ir..-, ? .paper, was ri a l l?y ' a .pa iinla r ?>; t .i,Slni'.t and ' Uiisii M. t la:-: s. lc tiuii, Tiie^Noy-r.. Nasi t.al . |\!i:. i l ia \ y llie sc'i 1. . * Kacli y< ar at ;his part ay., jar r'ti-'c t h ' WcdtK-sdav lie." vi* :t l.-ii.l ^ i'-iny ,|K. \r:.'i.i'tv- l.i-i---|?: ? kaui*- ti? In.' pavi'ii ' n til < ;i ;i foITc. *P ii'i'e wrrl'" TWi-nty-ritfht m thirty' pes l't ! 11 1 ( ! ' !( S|. ji.i,';ajri s. A t'cvy ut' thini madi- !> - ' marks; Thiist. j?r<-: nt v. Mi < dailies . A iinic I?\ix. ! 1 - ? n-.-e 1^7 - .! ! ila M lijii'i!;.''!, Carrie IlysmT.~TTitry .1. Idsaior !. Mali!.in ' Mavv; !. I{ l/'. r'-a < 'C.i'-i!?.iit. !!' - !ah (iii-:.in. Ik rniV-c Wri'lnee. Pejiy. A. lldiii'i.on, .Mary.Tire Pus Tr. Messrs i'llicrt Pjicn'e. M C I : 1' VU1?-I'''iiU' I'wktuv W-IHlf I- nnd+ iillT a :<"\v others iusn,c:: f did not , tret. ... All rac i acliers r: Ha- 15. !!. S. , 'in- r?y we're ??i:t of the'Ap'.y ! >r t' -- Thank.-Triviiitr holidays oraept Mr.-. Wrti'lr- ami Miss Dakar. (>u Wednesday riijrht Mi-'s Ha!;; r s?l-on?r with Mr. S|( rl.in.a- Hcese aw ! : Miss S'adi A. I'.t'i so went to >rr "limitations of Life" showiiiy' 'at i the I'a'aci- Tin at if. Bennottsvijle Nows Tiav.--1-|-.-B. nix! wi;'c were' in Oranjrelmitjr ?tt ndiiit* t; ; M. ! *. ('< i:i'r ^ nee Inst 1 ThspAi.yal members an<i l'ri?-tic! -71 ? f St.' Muhtal ait' 1 .<>!?i ;'r for-' \.ar<i to their returning' for anotli- ' or \'in.? ? ? Dev. and Mrs., fox. pa.-tor < f A. ' M. F.. /i n lias lion r-lurivl f r ' another year, we arc "very edad to 1-jivr.. tlw.in i<ntiii*n TKnv KmVi wVn-l. el very hard to rebuild th:iri clTarch. It is hearing comphiion . ' and they'll soon be able to wyr- | : laitr-'-'iun.n. It is ?T v ry 1! l.vaiit if til brick structuii'. R< nnettsville will entertain the! Raj list Association. A.M. T". 7. < and Methodist Episcopal ('outVivl euros in. 1":?0 i *--M' I >lf;nn Davis.' a teae'fl t in The McCall Junior High School wa J visiting Misses Callib an<l Carren-i tha Sanders last week Messrs J.nnr* . Gi ace and?Tally j ' ThniHii'g inapa a buMm ss nip ilej I.aurinburg. X. C. Nov. ."Oth. Misses Alice Zimmerman and i "n'tic Manning made a pop call * Friday morning to see Miss Raker, j I'hi v' were jri iing out getting th? j < ear'v morning hrreze. ,. - ; Rev. A. \V. Wright came homo 1 from the conference to got the I I I madam so that she may .witness j i the services and h ar the appointments. | Quite a few of St. Mieheal n?cnv- ( hers motored to Orangeburg on 1 S 'mfay to the conference, -Airs. Cassio Grace wys the Sun- ; 1 day afternoon visitor at-the-hnmr"?i i of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie ^ ] I ER ? T. Recso on Rogers St. Rev. A. J. Wright, pastor of Shiloah baptist Church called at the home of .Mis. C. T. Ropse to Thomas J -----KhiWK 12aav?4kii-- L lily morning, service was very goo u The Organ Rrglude by Mrs. A. J' \\ right was very impressive. The scripture lesson was taken l'lom Joel 2ml chapter, jiruyer by .Mr. Henry Laaee, the Missionary oilTring by Ushers, Misses Alberta lioimis and Alma Rivers, prayer over the offering by Mrs. I^anie awards' ylt.r winch hymn "Come Tioly, Spuit, Heavenly Dove Sertv\t Joel 2r.d chapter 28th \ <. sc." tubjoct. "The spiritually t iuI.m h unsacil""' by the p .stor, Kov. A. .J. WTitiht, uridoubily this .must have been Rev. WTights's uuuW rpiecc, he certainly preached a sov.l surring, hcart-wai ning . rnion. My!'what sermon, did not ,>?.;r hcaits burn as .he preachJd'.' U.'V. W right gave some very good points and illustrations about ?>u v\e aiv spiritually undernouri. lied in ti e. churches today. We ail .Know \stiat it means to t nourished and wlu-n wc '..ina oi being spiritually un.h?rion. Ilea my.i lU-boh.ooves us all to amain.- ourselvts:' ; * Tin so' wn )?c.v: p-"nut ' ,pi't'St!nt* truly missech a Very,' vCry good sermon. During the Fall Rally, at Shiioh n. hundivd end ten loyal ivremo.us paid to the chinch two hundi (1 -sc. enty" dojlars and seventy Tints:-'Saw* Alii I Baptist Church S- rviye was \cry g.od, although "?iir pasiod. Rev. Booker w. s $ome w. at indisposed. Rev. Ansel -Irgik. pica.iic.i for us a ..very si u ring s nuon." llis subject was "t anr tte that liveth that once -v.;:? d.a|." . !~~ Among tin Visitors that worshiped with us was Mr.' Bennie Draki of Shiioh Bptist Church. ' In ttie afternoon sei\ices, Rev. t'.r.y of Lancaster delivered a very" iil'J ac.Uing. ir-.i;suga using., -fm?rr?: .iui iv"'A fliild's Tmining." ' Vi it i s a.\ always Nv.'Iconic. ! SPA.IMAMU j)li NKWS (<.*??!in.. <1 fit).n page 11) ' _L.?A_i.?^!:i.i.it. .ami?turned in *ilv.r.pji \ <, praises i J tiod. Tlii' Km.! I. < '. .\:nl ;<"n of Columbia, S. C. wis i111: <1 iH}> <1 to preach. The | ]> '.aki r ..Cis><1 . s text J Psalm 1 third y.eise pf tlu> Jr.l ..chapter,' ;hotiic* "Tim* of the. Righteous. knit ; in (?. hi-' 'I'll ' isernion was <st < i i v. an i deriv-red with ?cal. Wi- were jrlm!'.to hu'-o tr.e other .:'.si;iry ministers:'iu_ the person of v. Wm. l.'-ian of Winstohhalus:-. X. Rev. U. II. Johnson ' if. I'ji 'u*. nvill . S.^ ('. Th y bothiS ye v<?e ! s.J:. thm.which vv.ri' t ti j;' .veil. A I'l o'-d-Ck we reassembled to j.ief .'iii1 'int^i< ti president ,*of !;> A..C. K. I. ae.i in the p.json j "''-l-'.y ' -XnAi'- Cmttr: \\y lta.y ri-W-tlr- -irViitr- I I ff t{ Willi?OtlC t'l ' t > s'.dt'n.s in t.'e Spar* i aabai ;r hist. .- i : "'> in ti li Mm choir mem* j 's .-their post of duty. Our j ta t", at 'hi-, tijn-? d ftVeie.i the \ it 11 in I! took fori tyjxi I!oni?i^> L2-21, fhenie, " f. . ?aliiitr wiili .- in." which was I ay. '! . .\ w.. siiii a'ui. v," > irk i;. ai'n ;rs on ?jur roll, diss -Ir-< ? }??J4i I's. Mrs/,|??'>s llie F.i'o's oriih, ,?dr. J. \V. Austin, Mrs. \'< . a Ant it h. .We went eyeiy - her of Tin- I-'alnictto Leader to |> ay for them a speedy recovery. Mrs. ('. Anderson._ i > port.-r i. \ i i \ ." i;ws N. S. I tel.a .i.e. f'.Lstor l-.y wa f ir clay, l.utj " ?!d mm.I. : 'i !i" attendant*. i! \V> : Ion Cij I. 1 Sunday srtrol u;-rc-.flic .Mr.- Levi Itel.uine re. i. v. ,<| ( r.f 1. in an interestiv. in..unci*. A.i I 1 :.'!0 Rev. W. S. DeLaine do' i'.'jtd- i :ie _ lii .s?a>r> -* from St. r.l'.cw Id. ' 'i iu*. Smith I'uWn ffiotip of Mjsioai i y Wo: k; i s m t at the par i:ac . Friday nijrht, Mrs. Etta Jh h on. Prc-irifnt., ?Fhr?Weston?Cir |iel choir has .' a r.'-orjrai. iz <i an I is starting at in a new'year with ne\y cle.Tf;' ! illllt full. I lu- pvopl^ of I.alta are well >h -used with the return of Rev. LAJ, ciihlis t-o And *iMnr Chapel Mv4 Church The Rev. Gibbs is an ..ft t<> any cii'y. The l>illon County Tr. school cents, to bv- doinjr its. If this year. , II.. v. W shipp .on, of ..Marion, [ S. (V lms Ik ill dieted pastor to I M. John Baptist ( Inii'eh. We wish | ii;n nine I1: 'smecss. ' ? .Miss II. II. Both 'a cue of I.alii' yrl-< has boon -fleeted presW? lent 11 J' the .Marion Tear hers' As. >>iiatiou ?flood news. - MITF'MH)-N-KWS *: --V ' Mr. <'Ivies Hall of Great Falls I'M 'no) >p nt Tlianksplvln.t daWj *su.h his parents. Mi^Jmd Mrs. I.. Hall. . .\!T .... ?- f Miss* Ii issie B. at;d Air. Henry ^ ijlar'don have ?\turned to their re-jf ijieefive plans as students of see-'} >nd Ward Hi, Charlotte, N. C. I ilid Finley Hi. Chester, S. C. af- j r spending the ThnrksRiving Holidays with tlv ir parents Mr. j nd M i s. W. A. Glacjden. Th so. attt -ndinp the Thankspiv' proprn.ni at Ro,k Hill Kaptiist "Ir roll-on Thursday were: Messrs Hall and Hinry Gibson, Jr. The Gladden Grove and Camp Welfare Churches* are very plad fndeui to gpt tholr pastor, Kev.~ F. K. Boulwate back. I ?a'.V..i < - ) JOHNSTON NEWS : ?Thanksgiving-Lhty- was?quietly isp.ut in Jhhnston. All business . -houses, and the scVopls wtre elos I o;l for the holiday. ' T*anksriving services wore held 1 | in the various churches, and tlw | day was the occasion for many ' ! family reunions also dinners, j Miss A. B. Ballard spent the I .v.ynksgivrng holidays a'i her ' home in Greenwood, S. C. with .her * | parents. " *"t ' Mr. and-Mrs. Frank Miles cele. brated their 10th wedding anni- ' I yersary at th.ir home on May St. ion Friday evening, Nov. 29th. ' We are^gdad to report at thisF-^ . writing that we h. ve -a- jew. 11 1 ; shop in our to\vn. . ^ 1 Mi. Ben Boss is -the hading huntsman around Johnston. ( Club Entertained 1 Misses Hattie Miles and Martha ' Williams were hostesses to the I Church "T" Building Club on Wed . nosday evening at Bethel C. M. E. Church. The president, Miss HatI tie Miles w. s in charge yf the business session. A very inspir- f ing devotional was led by Miss t ; Carrie L. Pope. Mr. Willie-Gary ? gave a short talk on the splendid I growth of _.thi_s._cluh._ ? After business, Miss Miles took <: . charge cf the social hour, and a " lovely evening was' enjoyed by all. I Miss Sarah McKenney and'bio- i ther, Earnest of Ridge Spring. S.. C were the jolly -guests of Miss i Grace Bland on Friday. Nov. 2'Jth. i ! unn/rrf n/1 ? /l/ilwnniio /li?^ <1 II H*_jr i v |/wi v.v-\l VIVIU H?UO V4 I II II v I f W Mi*. Hoi ace Price of th> CCC Camp spent thew eck-end -with t Ins, mother, Mrs. b. "Price. .1 s Mr. Walter Mason and Miss L Minnie M. .James of, Aiken, S. C.. 1 iw.re tlie quests of Miss Hattie I | .Mil-s 01 Sunday aft rncon. t There will be preaching at Beth- s 1 (h M. E.?Church Sunday, at a "11:30 a. ?The public is -invited ? to come out'and hear the jiew pas- s tor. ' T " t CLINTON COLLEOE NEWS i '?. a I The faculty :nd student, body of Clinton College carried out the ~G Thanksgiving spirit by distribute n I io'r some foe-1 stud' to some of the' t old and newly families of the city I t>n Thanksgiving day. A Com- t mittee of student' compos, d of Miss's Bert' a ..Blake, Hattie E. c Anderson, Fluellan Cureton made A tbe- xtistributton--?C the?food-stufF. The ("on'mi'l t;,? ,\v"s led bv IJiof is A. L. Stanbrck. We feel - that -a | though we are struggling there n some who are less fortunate T than we. It was in the spirit of ii tfvipg to-make some individuals feel goo 1 at. Thanksgiving'. Tlic.se ' who tec jved our small gifts' we e v-l y hopy to receive thept, and g th.y .felt the" presence of the 1 Th pksgiving season as we were A sharing our little mites with' f them. This type of snirit we feel h 's what Thanksgiving day should C he to every one. .el The following faculty memh rs () spent tin; Thanksgiving holidays e] 'in Columbia, S. C.: Pi of. E. II. "Kyer. T V. Swinton; fTTt,-~Tntier. They alf repfltt a wi \ pli a . -P ant Thanksgiving. The following students spr.ft la respective homes. Miss P-iuiinl' Alexander, Mr. Malachi Green, ~ iss -s Edith. H icden, 11 Jen Illakely, Helen Carter and. Geneva* Aldridg . ^ ? T i?Carpent:i'j are now mung': e! in putting: on the roof of our ' n.w class room building. We ..fed th t it will not b lonir before the building will be ready for our or- *' ;nv f < . We are anxious to secure a large, number of octagon coupons In our drive, so we ask all of?opr friends to mail us as many coupons as you can. . J n * We ere planning the cornet stone laying of our?new classroom buildiing, Si: | lay, December IS, u ltl.'lS at three .o'clock. The Mason's u an!,!?.- of South Carolina will have a arg of the services. Everyone - codia'ly invited to come and \ itn ss these services. ai HOIKJKS NEWS th . aMrs. Ella Williams and daugh- le r, Lsvsie have returned from i luir visit to Ashville of which ro hev had a very pleas nt stay. \v. conference in Abbeville Sunday | wi re: Rev. and M;-\ J. E. Wil-' da bams,?M-mv Ida Low le*h- M-r. Nel-| rii son Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Cum-' re rriins, little Misses Waynetta and ' na Abbie Cummins and Mary L. ch Cummins who were very glad to vi have again with them the Rev. d> M. Masse v. who served a vr,v <n u;ood year and Ko;>invr that mor.' work will be accomplished the th next session,-.-- ho PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AND DICE _ SOUTH CAROLINA - - , - I - " ? V' Saturday, December 7, 193tT BINGHAM NEWS At 11:30 o'clock Rev. Sister A. M. Collins from Rains, S. C. n\ache<i a won^srfiri sermon to us from Luke 15:34, subject "This s. my son." \ itors: 8, Sister Estclle AI'ort!, former of L;itta was with is; Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Rev.*' Javis, Rev.- Sister Collins, Mrs. " . \lfor.i. Mr. Wilson was the dinner juc-st of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. lodges. Yf.... r> ? ..us. ftuavcs, a loving teacher s doing-line at her school; also Miss Miles at her night school. [lone our ex pastor a good suc c-rs for the, year at Haraer, S. C. . iev. G. L. Kiggins asked the pray ms ol' all. Miss Rosa L.tve Byrd from N. Y. 'it-y visite'l her grand-pa who has i stroke. ST.'TAl'L RAUtlST CHURCH l Rev. \V. L. 'Wilson. I'astor Although you haven't heard ront us through the columns oT~ I r.e Palmetto Leadei for a few vceks, \vt. aiv still alive nd pro- crossing. Sunday, Nov. 17th was a-fw<<y^ lay as - usual. Aftci a very good iuiulay school the pastor, Rev. W.' j. Wilson preached a splendid ser * hoik'which ?vs enjoyed by . all. At 1 p. in. the Junior and Sen- \ or Missionary Societies held theii nee tin/,^ with a splendid attendincc." At 0 ]>. m. the B. Y. P. U.dia^ kg pleasure .. of lintt ning?to- a~" ? plc n.iid. and' inspiring' address by he Rev. L. C. Jenkins, pastor of Jnion Baptist Church. We realy enjoyed the address >.-nd exend. ?to the Rev. L. C. Jenkins a landing invitation to visit us at ny time. ???r * ??7 : ci vice began. The Rev. Sims of Jnton,'~~S7~'X^r^Was-introduced by^ at pastor to \.;livef the sermon. * t was full of.thought and inspirtion. After services, the. pastor ^ exoinp.iined by some of the mem ers and the speaker of the eveing rendeied service at the Zicn 'anaan Baptist Church, State 'ark, S. C. Rev, A, P, Poiter, pasor. On Saturday, November 1G, the omfortublc home of Oe.-con and ? Irs. T. F. Wbodard was destroyed -y. Tin. origori of the fire I j still unknown. We sympathize ith thi.ni in the ir?loss. They--ate ow residing with Mr. and Mrs: 'liomas Owens in Booker Washigton' IBs. On Mon;ay evening, November 8th, as the hid herself be-*, itid the western horizon the- anil of death visited us and: took roni us tlie soul of our deacon, Ir. Robert Strong. Although ui idling health for quite a whilee never gave up even to- the lawt. -?? in -Sunday .morning he was at hurch and althou.di complaining f being ill. he maintained that fieerful disposition. Funeral ^ervii is 'yer? 4?th-nrgd-iv v<w?tt~?a The floral designs were - many ? ncl biauti-i'ul. He leaves to mourn his loss a evoted and loving wife, one bro. ler, two sisters, a host cf lelaves and friends, lie was laid to r.'rt bcne th a lOund of beautiful flowers in the lithlrhrm f rinnt.cry, Colleg.,; lace.. St. Paul has lost a iaitf.r_ ll and loyal member. ow we shall miss him, none can tell, ut God who doeth all things - well, he loving voice the sweet smile given, loss to us, but, t;- gain to heaven. ' Sunday, Now L'l, although the eathir was. cold, the attendance as good. " The pastor preached noble s.rnion fiom the subject Ah t think ye of Christ?" Visors were the Reverends Butler id Runner of Benedict Colhgc. The P.. Y. P. U. is progressing cely. Rev. B nner addressed ie B. y. P. V- at 0 o'clock using . a subjoet, "The meaning of the ' Iters B. Y. P. U." which we all . iioy d. The aim of the program mivittre is to pros nt something urth while at each meet in?. The ght .services were pleasing. Sunday, December 1 \v>s a high iy all day. Everything was car ed out nicely--in?every?way anil II....*" * -x ? v uli . oniiui', assisuii (, tstor of the St. Paul Baptist ui'ch in Laurens, S. C. w ? th? sitnr for the day and also a<r ossed the 15. Y. P. U. from the bieot "What is your aim." Miss Julia A. Wood rd spent e Thanksgiving holidays at her ime with r latives and friends. 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