The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 04, 1936, Image 8
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f OUR NEW YEAR'S GRI
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H? j. LEEVY'S FUN
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X SIXCK IT IS>pT I'OSSIBLr
? * GREETIXXTTO at i ivp
BRIEF EXPRESSION THR
. ? THIS'. PAPER.
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Our sincere wish is that t
X you greater happiness and 1
that have.gone before. Oiu
X year and all time shall be. t
V dignified, and efficient servii
? to visit our "tlTTLE TEMP
lor street; consider our plan
X inspect our mbdern equipr
V "Slogan" : . . .
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X . I\ S. T-.oevv Mt?r..
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CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
Continued from page _one
1 spent tlii- holidays-here, with Mrs.
Washington's "parents.- Mr. and
' "Airs. A l>. She.toh, A-HM'd St.
Mrs. Washington' was formerly
, Miss Mary Sholton of the FInley i
ffitrh Srh^r} facility. ^She is no\v j
- teaching* near Edgefield. Prof. |
Wash ihirt top is a mtmlier of the
facility of. Edgefield City School.
^ ~ T^-rnrrr. Trihr'iraVk''\<\'
' . in' Edgefield after spending a day
.or,so in Columbia with relatives,
' ard fvion's. .. . ...
~7" " ~ .y r ?. Helen -U< ulware who teaeh.
r'7 * tli > Roy's 'Industrial School."
l!of 'man; X, C.. spent the holidays
-.! * r. with her parents.
' Miss O.elia String!'--How arrived
! nine from. Washington, I). C. in
- i ^ time te spend all of the holidays
rwi^-4"- ?
I lie**'.
If ' . !?Mrs. d-.?A-;?Baten am1
!o.. f! i" . y*is=: Saiah Batten, mo-'
^ t' i-eii.li )' last week-end f r o in
I'm n: the\' carried their daugh
t<f. Mi<. I laisy R. 'Atkinson with
^ 1 'imm:. iml :nid._JlIr.?IU. It. Atkinson
and fh- i; little son back with them
" - !'<>; the holidays. .
\N DREWS NEWS
Andrews A.M. K. Church
Ro\. W. r. Carolina, Pastor
t Th<>' Sunday Itefore Xnias the
. preached a splendid ser'
hV was enjoyed by all who
i -* ' hfii-.i On the'fifth Sunday
i' mired all day veiy near, so
_ in: vh ' t ha: we did not have any
. ~ ' i tlii-ouulu ut fKo dayl
Wi ll old winter has played well
In; .'art drrincr the holidays.
The .procrram.sponsored by Miss
? ? Mfti"4---bt-rk--TTrr'. one of our teach-'
or? '!! t'c , fourth Sunday niffht
i.cni itt of St. Andrews A.
M. K.' (dnirclv?\va* Aery ?noiL__.M;?
Mairlin Scott' formerly of
t' i- place lnr ikw of Richmond.
Va.. pai-! :t Itying visit to Andrews
i: i;relatives; Miss" Scott has
--- ??^L-u>n in thw hospital in nursMi*"
Fsiher .1. Ford of George*
; v.r-. >] "ill a f w hours in our I
t iru.st of Mrs. S. I.. Hoct'
n;
M - Annie Rumor of Florence
on ' r v.ay f'rdm vliarlestod when
f' ' spent the holidays stop over
/ to ee us.
_ M-Us Homer one of our former
tea - hers, she looks the picture of
.health.
Mr. ;i"i| Mrs. Lewis. Willie Mae
11-?!;t 1 and -ons. brothers and bro-"
: 1 ' i'?' '1 "! ft rid ttejyort,
P' ?' ??enl ii e?f hi ir.tmni.?vi-ut
i tv.'Tr.oir relatives Mr. and Mrs.
W Mjnni Tis'al of Trio. <
Tlmy spent a day at'' 'Andrews'
i'intt t' eir brother and sister.n-hew,
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Tis..'al.
, > \|.. a ,1.. 1 t.'.o?r
ami c.vvij n onian 01
. Trie raid a .visit to their .sister,'
i t. in?TisdaJ of Andrews,
We I'ckin? /( r the return of
' " teachers bark to their post
' duties mi th? second of Janurry,
1',13ft.
^Ve, are please to say Airs. E.
T>. Crone who has been sick for
quite awhile is back home again
much improved. We trust she will
continue to recovery.^f
CARLISLE NEWS
The people of Carlisle have en
joyed Christmas. Many of the
friends from the various parts of
the country have enjoyed Christmas
here, We nr.? glad to say this
. hfls been a very quite Christmas. I
Everybody -eenied to have enjoyed '
themselves to the highest with
many Christmas gifts and plenty
FETING TO PATRONS ]
TENDS - "?^'?- = \
. Columbia, S'. C. ^
H :'
: TO SEND A PERSONAL
ARE S^XfDTMC THTR
OUGH THE COLUMN OF *
his New Year may bring
nore prbsperity than any
supreme endeavor for the
> give more sympathetic,
e. We cordially invite ybu
'LE OF SERVICE" on Tayof
direct factpry service;
nent and remember our
PRICES" . . ..
PHONE 9276 ,
to eat. . .
On Tmtrsday four of "the ladie
of James Chapel Baptist Churc
namely Mrs. Conelia Johnsoi
Mi's. Ethel Spencer, Mary Jetc
and Mrs. Ida Walter gave a dir
lier for the ministers and wives c
Carlisle nt tVie Vifinio nf Mr an
Mrs. G. M. Walter. On aecour
of engagements 011I3? two wer
there. Rev. II. E. Hillian and Rei
and I, Wilkes and daugl
ter.-Nancina and Mrs* Hannabe
Stevenson of Uritoft, S. C. It wa
\ deliciourf "dipner. The minister
hat w.re absent missed a trea
Rev. Wiikes and Rev. Hillian trie
themselves. Rev. Wilkes was th
best. .
We were very glad to havestc
'mis from the various colleges a
'nine, namely: Mr. Hermon Sat
. r, State College; Mr. Glinto
Med jock and Miss Viola Tuckei
in ton Col'care ; Mr. Colia ? Hil
Ir. Lawrence Sartbr, Mr. lfioma
f'ylesT Mr. Hampton Jeter and Mi
Willie Johnson, Harbison; Misse
Xancina Wilkes and Sadie Roberl
:on, Rrainaiyj institute;- Miss -I
\. Mglllwain, Willie Galnton, ^
"rosby, Ala Sims, Eliza Jeter ar
bio "fucker, Sims High,
Mrs. Mariah Stevenson of Wit
ton- Sal ent, N. C.' and her daugl
?v. Sallie and husband, visited hi
mother and father, Mr. and Mr
">?nry Coleman.
Mrs. Carrie Brown of Milwai
hee, Wis. isA-isiting her mothe
Mi's. Francies English.
Miss Congee Tally of Sheltoi
C. visited Mrs. Aurill Dawkir
"Vomer also Miss Frankie Glovi
>f Strathers, S. C.
Miss Rosav I.. Browrr~ypent tl
oTidnvs with?Iwrr?grandmothe
Tiss Brown is expecting to retur
o her school at Blythewood, S. <
'tin. 0.
Mr. and Mis. Arthur Englit
had for their dinner guests Wet
wsday, his sister, Mrs. Carr
Irown and niece Rosa L. Browi
rhoy had a very good dinner.
Most of the GCC dtoys wei
ome during the holidays.
Mis^ Ro^a Jeter and Miss Pans
Fulier were home from Cam
Mien Jchnson. ~
Miss Beatrice Johnson is horn
."isiting patents from Union als
'iss Mattie L. Medlock.
Mrs. I.illie Stewart, Mrs. Ev
'cleman and Mr. Berry Shelto
re on the sick list.
We trust that the New Yea
nay bring joy and happiness t
ill.
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NORTH CHARLESTON NEWS
1 n>.4 4 1* ri
it. i-it-rw ? ?. ji. r>. cnurch
Rev. J. C. Murry, Pastor
a .
Sunday School convened at it
' sual hour with Superintendent F
D. Burgess presiding. Teachtr
and students were on the inh. Th
lesson w*as timely reviewed an
beautifully discussed.
On Dec. 20 the first quarter con
vened at St. Petevs A. M. E.
Church which a success. Dr. J
r>. Bendow presided and congrati
ated the officers and members o
^t. Peters Circuit for their co
jperatjon- with our beloved pastoi
On Sunday, Dec. 22 Dr. Benbo\
mounted the rostrum at 11:45 a
m. and selected Matt. 1:2 and hi
preache ! ac never before/ Every
one gained; a thought from thi
sermon.
We were indeed glad to havi
as our visitors Mrs. M. Benbow
Mr. Murray and others whob<
names I did not get. Come agaii
you are welcome at the Friendlj
Qiurch in tha Pingi,
gMMj
THE f
J - GEORGETOWN NEWS
C The citizens of Georgetown wrc
[ delightfully entertained by the
f home foot-ball team in an exhibi-'Tn
^ tion game between the regula r di
t Howard School squad?and the- -jn
? former graduates- The game re- a<
j> suited in~8 score of 20 to 12 in b<
? favor of the present Howard ti
C School team. The game was re- l.
? fereed by Mr. Mendal Kraser, a C
? senior at Wilberforce University,
> who is here on-J.v visit to his moth- p(
5 er for the Christmas holidays. g
r The game was given as an ap- ti
preeiation tff thwschoohami public^
j? for the excellent co-operation giv- c(
k en. The teachers and pupils of ' K
? the Howard School, as. a complb' g
? ment to the good work by - the
f team this term under the direction ?
of Prof. Roswell N. Beck, raised a
X in a whirl-wind drive,pj-uat before S(
f the holidays, they ne.rft sum of a;
y $113 (one hundred thirteen dol!|!
lars). which sunt was used to pur- f]
[j* chase several new. suits which \\
y were added to the teamk^?foot-baUy
>ut-fit. , -j,
& In this game the boys donned \
X their new togs. Numbers of C)
^ Georgetown students from various }
y colleges made their annual return ^
? to this Mecca of inspiration and a
good cheer, for the holiday season. ^
is Among., them were Messors. Nor-."
h man Lee, Henry Ashe, Richard
lt Martin, Ervin James; -Misses
,r Hoover, Julia Mae an.I 11 die f.
[7 Blogdon and Smith, Urn song bird ?
if of Allen University; Mr. A lei",
j Afford, ol Fisk University, Ml-. "77
ft Mendell Frasier of Wilberforc
e University, and .Mr. Peter Kell; (<
A of Howard University M.idich! 'jr
, School, and many others .v
. - ? -m , - -r??
WOODRUFF MOWS
is . , \\
s " ~ . It
t, Trinity A. M K. Z. Church u
d No S. S. and preaching Sunday
,e because of the bad weather. Snow !;
s deeper than it has been for .=<
i. many years, coveiing the mtir 15
county-side with a blanket of
.. white. The church goers could -<
n not walk or ride to service Sunday i
r> They stayed home ami listened to f.
i their radio. ~ TT1
r_ and every body seemed to Inive jj
,s bad a Merry Christmas and we
are living in hope for a fl |?|?y
ji ijiew Year. ~ c
? Those who were at home for the 1 .t
j holidays were: Miss Eliza Parks.'a
|(j teacher in Aiken graded school n
Aiken, S. C.; Mr. David J. Wil- \
i burn, Allen University, Columbia. !
Miss; Elnter Forgo;son, Mi-s E n
Cannon, Good- Samaritan II spital jj
"* ,Columbia, S. . Miss N. P rks C
WaJ/erley. Hospital, Columbia S. 1
C., Mr. Alfonzo Dcshield am..
Miss Golden Wilburn, Coming St
High School, Spartanburg, S. C. . ii
Miss Frances Irby of Washing-'
' ton, D. C. visited the home of her
IS " '
parents last week, the Rev. and i
r Mrs. O. A. Irby. '
Mrs. Groyer Foster and ehil
? dron s|K?nt-tbe?ueek-end -in?Sinm
' sonvilk#-Avitth her sister. Mrs. .M.
^ J. Cook and family. cl
Mr. ^ Start! y Marsh) 1 of Wash-, R
ington, D. C. visited his mulje r
5t last week, Mrs. Mattie Gibbs." ,'
Mr. Jimmic Green who has been
Ie living in Washington. D. C. is at h.
rl' home for the winter. '
Mrs. Ruth Mosely of Ashevillo,
*c .N. C. is the guest of Mr. and .Mis. 1
Roosevelt Norris this w^ek. . k
y Mr. Melzo Salter, Miss My; tie.
D Rritrtr J \fiee \f orr<?u> f \ .l . . i\m. >
Mr. A. Coleman, Mrs Addie K i I e
pore were visitors in Charlotte. Y
o Ni C. Thursday, h
Mrs. Frank Parks ar.d little
a cl. ug\hter, Mrs. Turnian Parks and 0
n little son and daughter of Spar- 2:
tanburg visited the home cf their r
r i mother last week, Mrsi Hattii n
o Steins. . ;-;
Mr. and Mrs. Law Wilburr. had
as thiir dinner guest last Thursday
eVPrnng,- Air, and -Mi s. A le ~ 1
ander, Mrs. Frank Parks of Spar- v
4 nburg, Mrs. Ella Barnett,?Mr. -tt
McDuffie. i
Mrs. Jannie M. Koberson of .A
Greenboro, N. C. spent the hoii(I
days with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. g
Sim Smith. . <-?> fj;
s
Sick list: Mrs. Rachel Rice,
P ' ' ' ' _ ,
~ Mrs. Come CriHnwell, .Iimmis \T s|
I C. rinnwpl 1 Yfvti i v>2? Iwa-toi' 11
I wish to thank each and every
1 | one for the Christmas pifts they In
, pave my mother who has been I.
' j sick in bed almost two years, Mrs. P
u Chestine Foster. I do thank Mrs. II
^, Eliza Thompson and Mrs. M. E. S,
Ropers, New Bethel Baptist so
' Church, Mrs. CL_A. _ Irbyv Bever- F
v Dam Ilptist Chui'ch for th-ir
l* kindness and broad Tieart they m
e have shown her, Mrs. Law Wil- in
* burn." en
e Miss Sarah Deshields' dinner R
1 ptrest.s Dec. 25, Mr. and Mrs. B. I).
e Deshields of Spartanburp, Mr. & %
Mrs. Roosevelt Deshields and chil 2*
s dren of Enorce, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C:
1 Deshields, Mr. Geo. Peak. Enoree, ed
f Columbus, Charles, Lillie and Sar de
?h Btlla D??hi?td?. f$o
a?w
^Af MCTTO T RADER
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. B. S. Taylor, Pastor
Dillon, S. C.?'On account of th?
clemency if' the Weather Sun
ly, -Dec. 22, the church attend
ice -uas"Mn.tH, lurl those pieweii
linittcd they were Klad to hav<
sen present t<>~\vitness the beau
ful sermon, found St. Matthev
1:24, subject, "Jesus and th
hurch."
Christmas eve night the younj
eople rendered a splendid pro
nun, remind jjig us of the ol<
V?1?? ?|U..U o.wl
iitv. iviiitt.i ^>|mi ii> aim viiv.v.1. Kjc*iii<
Ihuk. was prenont and diotribui
il the Rifts from the Xmas tree
very person present received s
ift. 4 ' '
The church goers found thei
ay to eliurelf Xmas morning t<
ttend-the 6 o'clock Candle ligh
.M'vice, of which was very spiritu
I and instructive.
4 - -? ?
Rev. and Mrs. Taylor acceptei
le invitation given them by Mrs
.i,nan<ia Covington for Christina
iMiei. of u"'.icli piuvcd to be?5
effect dinner for the occasion
Irs. Covington is a wonderfu
>ok". Her so.ti, Mr. Bethea fron
Iuniche, fl:d. \vas also .i dinne
uv. . i, i ii(> j)*.inv.v11 unu. NMit* >\ui'
lso dinner Quests at the home o
Ir. 13. K. Robirsotf, Stat.eburg, S
'. during; the holidays.
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mi ?i> .
KitHik SI'KINtr XEWS
lHie to th inei -money of tin
vat-her a few faithful ones fount
leir way to" Rrejre Hill Raptis
Inuch Sunday. I tec-ember. 2'J
veryono-was very much please*
iUl. tile V'hrisTli^ls- st rniori pgarl
I hy our Hii^tot;. Rev. A T. Jonei
*e h '*:! as our jruests <?? Sunday
ev. Hijfhtow.or of trenton, S. C
ad Ml' M; i it i?a_ud?hr.. thor.
The children taut spent the hoi
tys at home from' (lie variou:
L-hools: were:- Misses Christim
oondnax. Ret ll>a Hrookh, /I font
mith. Tlfehmt and L. >fa,e Wat
>n., Flossie .M. tlomillion, Sail;
lid 'Vera NT-iciys. ,iin.l Dorothj
ucile Kenn r. Messcrs. Eilisot
lazzard Da e l Wat -on. FToraci
a-sudesr?Ranee?\V?? -lord.?Sa l.ue
nl I 'loyd Hammonds. A ll c.
above name i students 1 wen
:om Rettis Acad i ;y. Trillion. S
From, South Carolina State
Iisses R. A. F.a inniid. and Eli/.
!>eth Thomas. Mr. James Hum
tout; imm ljenvunt toilet?
it -si. i t Johnnie. (Jos rj? child K. I"
'cte: son. Miss Iio.s;;b't llo Broad
ax; from A. I! v?u?LLmh vers it y- Mi s
l,:-." c'ttando- VVili ins, and Klis'.n
Iran'; from Johnson ('. Smlt!
'i ivi i sit y. Mr: Othello Bi-oadna:
M . i M ('. Baiford spent tin
niir.aVv at home. Ho is'tenehinj
Aiken t'ounly.
Miss .lo s-io Hammond >p;nt tin
olidays at homo. She is tiach
i, ..l Walterboro. S. (V Mj\ A1
Jn.ns Hammond spent the Xhia:
t iiotn -. he. is teaohinjf at Lainft
v ?? =?? ~
."diss \-oij. Hut It Williams, tea
hinp- a,l Wateiee, Miss Sallie I.
ai'ord. teao.iii.tr at Johnston
liss I, iio Hammond tt-ael'iinyr a
oii!;> t?>n. . 1
'I o.->- -e'er, in town during tin
olidays: Mr. Jessie (2uattieltaum
liss Ma'jak (junttlebaian,-. hot!
!' \s \v- .Jersey. Mr, Claridtr
op oi \"e\v 1 oik; Mr. (I. T At
insoj; oi i'.dtrelieid, ^j. Mr. atx
r.s. ?d?da.cl:i Thompson of Higl
int. N. Mrs. Ada Ophijit.
Miss Alma- r.th 11 ire of. Nev
?nk is spending- some-time wit!
er mother.
Tlieiv. was a party ki>".by Mi
t.rs Itaii.'ord Friday night, Dec
1'.'.'!."). . Card ploying and thine
ig were the features! of the eve
i?g. Cvtryone expressed to tin
ost a- having sp.nt a plo. san
veiling. ..
TNIi-1 Abbie K. DanTMs ar.d bro
)c.s wei-e iii-lown last. Friday
isiting their grand-mother am
ttended the party at the home 0,
fr. Kaifoid.
The IMerson Trio entertained ;
roup ? f their friends last Satur
ay nght, with a party.
Prof nrcl Mrs. A. C. Hightowci
[lent the holidays with Mrs
ij; iiniiT s [ictri ir.js in viauiify.
Prof. and Mrs. Adams spent th<
>li * ys in Greenville, S. ('. Mis?
atimcr in Abbeville, ,S. C.; Mitu
L-t r?on in Camden, f>. C.; Mis
olmes and Brown in Columbia
C*.; Mr. George Meaoham spent
tnu time with his sistei\_Mr&J-I?,
. PitersOrt.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford
otore l to' Greenville, S. C. durg-the
holidays. They were acini]
allied by his sister, Miss S
Crawiforjl and Mr. and Mis,
?nai?-Jt*aiftml.
jflie rj. P. /T. Club Ak t Decenibei
itli at the home of, Mrs. M. E
Vwford's. Th'e house was openI
for business by the Vice Presiir.t,
Mrs. G. L. Lott. Opening
tVjr w*i led by Mrs, E. W. Broad
r 'j"t
fPJpTr,.' ' .* ^ ,
LAURENS NEWS !
I Tfic Lion TIimors Club of the
- city entertained a p^rrup ot?the
home cf Mr. Marmon Thompson.
^ Tlin icinUp 1 i|i|ii'il with a .Fantas*
? tic Toe to the music of Mr. Donell .
Hlaik under the cover .of soft "
f light. The sccial was topped with a'
L. a serving of cocktail and small
crackers, ,saltines, peanuts art;*
r mints whjch "were placed in various' ^
. rooms. Tnc house was beautifully
1 .decorated with tapestry and )
a Christmas accessories. "
? M(>ml)ci';i of the group?were ?|>.
ptc-cnt from Union, Spartanburg. ^
a Greenville and Washington.
A sheet spicy program was renr
do red with Mr. David Ourefron as
F "master cf ceremonies,
t Ev v-VAamtTexpressed ^that !)>?*
enjoyed themselves [tremendously.
L. GarHngton, Reporter
i . ' ' CLOVER
NEWS w
r? ' - - ^
Mrs. T. B. Thomas' music class
1 rave their rec?tal Christmas Day '
i at the home of Mrs. Thomas. It P'
r was enjoyed by all that attended C(
e it. Those that appeared on pro- *1
i nam wor? Miesses Nerissa Alex- OI
i. mi.'ov, Thel'nia Robinson, Mary._E.
' (bi'Ms and Elizabeth Jackson. n<
Miss Martha Watson of Char'otto:
N. C. spent Christmas Day
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Wat->-on.
"
l_ Mr. Tames William*, Washirtg- ">
I 'cp. D. C. ami Mrs. Fraud Ca^up^
bell and children of High Point
!. n-nt th" 1 rl'(l;-vs with their pav1
i nts-; Mr. and Mr.}. J. F. Williams. I H
l- Mrs. _Yonnie fiillinn spent the w
- holiday in High Point with Tela 11
, ivn<i * ; ? ' > l
Miss Sadie R. Atlarus; who is at- n<
-n imr?se' (Mi (Ti Whiston-Salem rr
spending a lew days here with H
' her grandmother. Mis. Andy Jack-. /'
' - bn. y> D
Q,
Mi<si?s honn Jane Robinson of ,
Roiber Fc'tia College, Naomi '
' Jackson of Praitiard, Mary Cur1
once of Friendship College and
? Martha Aim-trmi':?of?Browning JL'
[?
Home spent the holidays here with
T" 'heir parents.
?Miss Ruth Whcrf Cjirsfer -pftrr P
[? K i
the holidays here with her aunt,
' MrsT "Mabley. ? - -ft
Mrs. Gertrude Jackson spent a 1
7."civ : ays ; t?pai".unbuigTThh"guesT
of her mother. f
Mi-* fit ace Jackson and Mas*er
Jackson . Adstins M ere the dinner
Quests of Mr. an i Mrs. _A>. B.
'a.ks.tn Saturday- night. M
.Miss Dappie M. Pegram of SalisK
burg, Si. C. sn-nt "the holiday
with her .grand parents,, Mr. and
, Mis. Willie Pegram. ni
t Mr. A. B. Jackson returned Sat
' d.tv nvrring after a.! ten day ^
'ay in Charlotte. N. C.
Miss. Willie X. Tate spent the c
.. helidavs in Gastonia With rela- *
s- ,: V Si
" UWS- .- , M
-M1>.?Uvivenia .('n?sk?was?tbf
inner truest ' f Miss Mozelle Jack
. I
son Christmas Day. '
Miss Mary !\. Adams had as her
x -rirest. Miss Gla-iys of Gas ton ia
C. during the holidays,
i. Mr. ami Mrs. A. 1). Chisolm. Mr.
ec
and Mrs. Bell and son of Rick ^
Hill_were visiters iitMown Sun'- ij,
r^y. - -B
Messrs IP ward Joy tic i; and ^ ^
I K. Burris of the CCC Camp spent
i the In li 'ays with their parents. ^
We are very {r!dd?.to say at this .
c writing that Mrs. Cart ie, B. Adanv
\ m 1 littl Andv while Jackson are
' i
il " to be. rp again at. the wishe;
, <?f their friends. ( ,
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Jackrt.'Ca-ptr
Spears, Messrs Mikf u.
1'ato, Ie-!io .laekson and Miss
l> Mo/.cll Williams spent Christmas
t Day in Ga fney with Mrs. Jackson,
mother, and Mrs. Alice Talley. -
Mrs. Mary K. Jackson was call- _
. wl to Wirs'.t n-Salem la -1 week On
I account of lur sister's illness.
II :M i*. FrankTli attoh oTTTharlotte,
t . '
I N. ('. spent the holiday here with
is pamnts. '
* Misses Klin May, and Mable
- 'acksen spent a lew hours Saturday
evening as the guests of Mrs.
I' /: : atii< Hardin
Miss Sara Mills of Gastonia is
ponding a few days here as the ^
;uvst of Miss W. N. Tate. . *
bi
Mr. E. D. Watts expects to re- ir
turn to Washington about the
10th of January; desirable know-. SI
person may go up with him.?He ?
say* the weather is too unfavorable
In CoTutrfBilft for him.
1 W(
nax. Prayer by Mrs. Rogina Wig vi<
fall. Second song led by Mrs. M.
E. Crawford. After business was th
finished the hostess served a de- I).
lightful course of cocoa, cake, lem su
on pie and pecans. The next meet an
. ing will Jt>e at the home of Mrs. di:
Author Coleman, Janutrry 17. 1930
The writer for the Leader wish- cd
: es for everyone a prosperous New dm
ft Tear! mi
_L_ ; ^
it?. . '
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ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH
to
?Philip Ellii, Rtttor lo
Ou^ Sunday service began^ as J,
sual with prayer meeting1 at (5:50
m.; Sunday Schctol and Adult
iblc Class at !):30 a. m.; preacn- Tl
ig at 11:15 a. m. and 8:15 p. m.
ru! A. C. E. League at 6:45 p. m.
Although it rained Sunday it did
>? make any difference with the
lurch goers of St. Luke because *ley
were out and enjoyed two
rn 'erful shermons. Our PresidRi
ig Elder, Rev. J. L. Benbow who
one 6f the beat in our district. rf
elevirecT two sermons that will ta
Iw'ays lingerTn tho hcarta-of the""
eople. On Sunday morning his
xt was taken from Rome 37:7, *e
lenie "Dues" and Sunday night
s took his text from Isiah 35;8-9, en
i?me "The King's Highway."
veryone was made to rejoice and
.'eryone is trying to prepare him;lf
tq walk the King's Highway
hen they reach their destination ~
Sunday Jan. 5 is the first Sun- ^
ly in the new year so let the peo- ca
le of St. Luke come out and take
imniunion and give the Lord ^
i ?> n 1* o f #*?> up 4V?i?/\unpla u?_
1UI UI1II61I16 uqAl.luus.i,?i.- j0]
her 12 months. So let lis all
ive to God from the depth of oui
aits and combine ourselves to
Bthtr and make 1936 a -glorious
ear in our Zion. !n
Our paster and family is. making El
ilich success tor the benetit oT~~^c
t Luke A. M. E. Church so let en
le mi niters of tire ehln'ch com- ~Eie
me and do likewise. ? :
The program, rendered^ by Mrs. pi
elen Duncan on Sunday evening e
as one of the best:. Our school tr
mi league are being, trained in hi
jch a way that their parents can ir
at understand our church of today st
i preparing the youth for the" "wi
iture. Our A. C. E."^Li?ague is
:rivingl very hard with Bro. Wm. tr
unco nvni i/lmt on/1 rrnv Qnn/loti ^Vt
chool is tho talk of the town with n
ro. II. Watscn as superintendent. ><
All ,of our beards are looking h
mvard to much sucbess for the
:ar,of lU.'IG. la
Our pastor Will preach both "Tr
ornlng" and night on Sunday Jan. ^
sa leb-us all come out to hear in
im deliver the first sermons for of
u: new year of 1936. Let us ad- m
ance on our knees and pray for A
>8 down - pour of the Holy Spirit--w.
nd that it will always dwell with- P?
i us. .. di
William Wright, Reporter th
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TSS II)ELL WANNAMAKER ^
RETURNS TO SCHOOL 11
^ P?
The daughter of Mrs. H. Wen
imaker, Miss Idell Wannamaker
is returned home from her
hristmas vacation with relatives Sl
id friends,.to go back in school "l
r tlrer Now'-Year. While away -f
ie spent Christmas holidays at 1
t. Matthew with uncle and aunt,
r. an] Mrs. J. C. War.rJ maker, Jl
ml enjoyed a very merry time. L?
RS. H. WANNAMAKER
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. II. Wannamaker entertain t<
1 in honor of their house guestis, 0f
l. and Alls. George Whaley c!
altimore, Aid. with a Christmas w,
nner, then spent a very pleasant c]
'ternoon in city. Mo tore.1 to St ev
atthew on Th'ursday to "visit
ieir relatives-.ar.d friends. Had ^
ncheon with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ro
anr.amaker, sharing much happi ot
o-s and u'tumcd to Columbia ,,
it'.i aunt mi spent "the Christ- -tj(
I s week.- ' or
1 hey have left to return to their
nne, for New Year4. Hoping v.
cm a safe trip.
? m mm th
GOLDVILLE NEWS - - !v
? Re
i he people here had a very ex- ei
llei't Christmas. .f
Many of our friends are leav af
g us and many are marring... pj.
Miss Jessie M. Duncan and Mr \
ithur Lensay were married Sat ]0.
day in Laurens.
Miss Lola Glagon of Clintor 'i0
ient Ohristams with Mrs. Ro- mj
rta Kinard.
Miss Henretta Roberson is at 'j,
>r home for two weeks in Cokesiry,
S. C. ,'6
We want' to wish all a happy jjj(
id prosperous new year.
DNEY PARK C.M.E. CHCRCH ^
Rev. T. J. Douglas, Pastor on
Ihspite of the inclemency of the ^
?ather, we carried out our ser- v
:e on last Sunday morning. 01
The Sunday school opened at
e usual .hour, with the Supt., Mr 111
R. Stark presiding. The lesson
bject "Significance of the Exidr _roi
d Restoration" was beautifully'
scussed. ?, nj
At 11:00 o'clock our pastor fill. *>li
the pulpit for the> first time us .if
g LS his suhjeet. "New R^gin : ?!
rtg." This was indeed a good en1
. . t .J.-: .... , .
. Saturday, January 4, 1936 1
We are authorized by the Diree-"
r of the Better Housing Program
figure Government Work.
Lrtisans Contracting I
Company
(TOfies 3487?8535 JF
DON'T SUFFFR 1
?-T" 1
With sluggish Liver, Kidney
ouble, and bad Blocd, when Old
?liable Indian Tonic will relieve
iu: Only Ohe Bo liar Bottle. ~~po*? X
ge paid. g
Aiso try?a-.-bntHp <5f Wonder I
niment, kills pain from head to "P
et: Fifty cents, prepaid.
Wonderful 4 in 1 Haif Straighecr
and Grower, finest flavors.
My agents make money: write ^
r agent's proposition.
Roberts* Laboratory ?. J
Union Springs, Ala.
i
irnon. Only a few being out on
count of the bad we'ther, all
rther services for the day were J
lied off. W
On Sunday the pastor will fill e
pulpit and the Holy Commun- I
rr will be served. 1 ..
ABYSSINIA-CROWN
Continued from page 6ne
terest. The interests of Italy in .
:hiopia in regards to Eritrea and
nnaliland with particular referee
to the hinterland (lands just
yond) of her po-sessions.
The interest of Fiance in. Ethioa
as regards to the Fnepch Pro- I
ctorate (lands which France conid)
on the Somalia Coast, and the
nterland cf they- Protectorate .
id the zone necessary for the con- i
ruction arTd working of the railay.Jjwn
Jibuti to Addis Ababa.
Abyssiinia protested against this
eaty at the time, saying, that as
ie was not a party it had no bind-"
g force, and that the three great r '
overs had no right to dispose of ^
e future of Abyssinia. ?
During the war Italy had to be ]
vishly bribed by Grtat Britain
ul Fi aree to abandon Gerinny,
id accept the cause of the Allies
1915. The said bribe consisted j j
' gensrous but unspecified jproises
?of- - Colonial Coiujessipn in |
cio 1 IT" L ? '
n.v I..1IIU1 unu r-asi rtirica,
hich the- Italian!-, have i-ini.c re
tided as including moral and gi
plomatic support* for helping
lemselvts to Abyssinia. At tbe^ A
ose of the war ami during the
?ace negotiations in 1919 the 1
alian Government attempted to 1
ess these .powers-to make good
ieir promise, but were unable to.-' * i
in the consent of the British.
In : 1923 France with Italian
ipport, took the inititativt in
inging Abyssinia to the League
Nations in a clever attempt to 4
ustrate what they believed to
1 British designs cn Abyssinia.
itvt WPI'V A bvvwinin -Htp H
:>ague).
1
A I ROB A ( LI B NEWS
Seneca, S. C.?Miss Florence
i
irgaret, a member of the faculty .'!
the Oconee Training Schorl and, J
so officer of the Aurora Club,
'
a> ine cnaiminjf nostcs to the r ^
ub at her lovely home Tuesday
ening, Dec. 17.?
The members were invited into
e beautifully decorated living ?4
cm. The decoration carrying
it the color scheme of red and ' |
een. The atmosphere and artls-,
. . _ ( J f
; arrangement oT the j^oom made "
ie feel Christmas was near, Fach *
ember began chatting happily asey
greeted each other. The busi- m
ss?was brief. At the close of
e business the first ess arranged
ro tables -of progressive bridge.
'fore the plaving hngtin tba hoc
ss. served a most delicious course
frozen fruit salad and saltines
ter which each member began
aying Miss Johnnie Bynum, ?
ghest sccre, Prof Roy Finley K;
west score. L
At the'close of the games the
stess served hot coffee, assorted
ints and gum. ?m*
Miss Johnnie Bynum, winner of
st prize was presented a lovely
h tray set, Prof. Finley was pre- 1
nted a Christmas toktfn < f mar- 1
r j
turora Club Gives Gala Affair ~
bo .'Aurora ~ lnfr in carrying out
e of its main objectives, pave
pre-Christmas'party at the lovehome
of Miss Bertha Washing- jij
i, Popular St. .?
It was a true sign that Christ- fjj
is was hovering over Seneca as
s young society group and mat- Off
as were ushered in wearing?ftftM
ui-formal evening attin?. Banc- ^Hj
X ot the gay. music and card
lyinig were the main feafuiesjj^^H
the evening.
Thirty-eight guests wrre pt*es