The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 25, 1936, Page Page 8, Image 8

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P>ge 8 ME "Here*s Vour Oppprt Year's Lov CLEAF ' * "* ) ' Men's Our finest Society Suits in* *17-90 * 1990_ . . . 9 Men's < Newest styles in E . and fahc> $1 y-9o . $299QSmall'charge for alterai MARSHALL^.._.i \ UI ni l 1*1(1 111 <111(1 GREENWOOD NOTES - Tabernacle Baptist Church Rev. T. R. Tolbert, Pastor Although heavy rair.s fell and the wind blew last Saturday nite and Sunday morning the sun was out Ibeautifully in time for- all church-goers to be seen winding their way to the church. Collections were very good. The Sunday School opened at the usual hour with the assistant Supt., Mr. R. L. Rucker at his post. The excellent attendance manifested much interest in the lesson. Mr. L. V. Walker of Florence has been made superintendent in the place of Mrs. S. N.. Martin w!ho?resigned. Mr.?Walker was not able to be present last Sunday as he was colled out of the city on account of the illness of his sister. -j.At 11:39 ^ev- Chappelle preach- i ?u an interesting sermon from the subject: "Excuses". All who j heard him really enjoyed it( At tha. evening' service the pastor preach'e4*-?-^oul stirring sermon from the subject "An Everlasting Insurance." The message will linger long in each ones heart. The pastor is doing some real preaching these days. j When in the city visit the friendly church'. Visitors are always welcome. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH ; ' . i Rev. J. P. Reeder, "Pastor ' In spite of the rain and wind 1 Sunday morning, at 10:00 o'clock the school was opened with thf i Supt. presiding, and a larger hum her of teachers and students pre- ! sent. The lesson was interesting j and a lively discussion was had ! by all. The pastor who has been j ill for two weeks?ia--back on?the j job, at his post of duty, ' At 11:00 o'clock Sunday morning, the Rev. J. D. Rucker, 'the assistant pastor preached a wonderfuf sermon. Sunday evening at 5:30 o'clock th? R V P IT Vio'l ' ? - V ? . * . V. lie1 to urtuui program of the evening which, was very interesting to. young add old. At 7.30 o'clcck the pastor preach ed a very touching sermon. We are asking everybody, young an.' old to come out Sunday, Jan. 2G. which is T'Youth Sunday," as you know youth means the early part of life. You will, mjss a grea' treat if you_mias?febe?murnhTg sci vices of the day. We are having a special program Sunday evening pt 7:00 o'clock, conducted by Prof Redeonck. We are also asking everybody to sign their pledge enrd as this is the only way to enable us to make out our church roll. The public is invited to attend o'41 services Sunday, Jan. 26, 1936. Margaret Harris, Reporter 'N! J? * unity to Buy at the ^est Prices iANCE lie . Suits Brand and Bartlett i i . -lucieci? $2390 $3190 3*Coats iues, Oxford Cireys patterns. $23^ $349-? ons?All sales for cash only. T A TITRJI nn mium tu. Hampton Streets , C'OKKSBl'RY NEWS , The first antnterly .ccStif cronc ?was?prrr pon led Tin account of ?a<i weather. Sunday. The many frien Is of .Mis. Sa! ie Murphy regret very much thai she has moved to P.elzer to liv with jier grand-daughter, Mrs. nicy Gad-on. - ... Miss .Hal.ic I*'. Wilson lias reurncd to Ash.'ville, X. C. ' Elder Adams an.! wife spent r ,'ew hours in our little town Tireslay. Mr. Berkley Reynolds and mot' r, Mrs. J eh i !e Reynolds, twt laughters, Miss Lula anj. Mis Bertha Davis -atid-son. \V. "J. spend ui.day with Mr. Reyiiol Js's wit'-. Mrs. Laura Reynolds,? 'who is .pending the winter home. SWANSEA NEWS Tt was a.hipCi day at Swanse. Sunday. Rev. J. I). Brown preach d a splendid s' rnun. His text -was Psalm, "Behold how great it s to f:.we 11 ijjTjjotherly lote. 1 must say that we all enjoy.ee t. Mt: (dive pilests were from )rangibuig: Mr. and Mrs. Bonn )a.vis and s 11: Mrs. L. Jones of Jamison; and Rev. C. G. Gipson of he North Charge. We were glad o have them.. The Davis .Family met togathei it Mr. E. D.- Davis' homo. Brother I. Fields is still in bed KBKKNEZKR A.M E. ( HI RCH Rev. FT.B. Mack, Pastor. -Mult-ins.?S. S. was opened in due form by the Supt. E. J. Foxworth, with all members and the teachers at their post of duty Due to the ccld and windy weather the crowd was not larpe; buf we had a splendid lesson. Aftei Sunday school morning service was had. Rev. Mack preached i wonderful sermon from the subject, "The spiritual development fif Josus.?: r-? Sunday night service was postponed on account of the weather. ,Buy Tlie Palmetto Leader ani ncrease your circulation. ninUTPDril'l n vr-n-n . ?...iuiunriiiUI' iHI.no By Sara A. !&cCullough There was a party Thursday evening at Grand View School sponsored by Miss Margaret McColl. benefit of the school. Quite a few enjoyed the evening,? On Sunday, Mrs. Annie Edwards had as her dinner guest, the Rev. H.' L. Counts, Mesdames M. Louise Easter,. Addie-Eailcy aTTct Eanme McLain. ! Mr. John Hammond was the Sun clay afternooq guest of Miss Sara A. IV&'Culloughv Mr. George Hammond was a caller Sunday aftcrnoofi at the home of Mis,, Mary L. Baucom. Misses Margaret McColl and Ma rion Johnson, teachers at the Grand View School spent the week end at their respective homes in Cheraw, S. C. \ _ ,.V1_ r.l - THE ST. ALBAN TR. SCHOOL ' The work around St. Alban is -progressing nicely. The mid-term exams are over. The teachers seem to be. well pleased with the results as a whole. ? ?t. Alban pluyt'tl lldf ftr^t bks-" ket ball games Friday night, Jan. 17, against the swift Sterling t f m n\c of f'nn Powfor On*. won 10-7if Th?..\jcJ.ory of St. AIban was due to the swift shooting of Evelyn Burton who scored all points, the efficient guarding of Odessa Bonding and the team work in the' center of Lillian Sloan and Jimmie Lue Mates, Anna, Goldsmith as guard. Mamie Lue Sullivan and Ilattie Jenkins as substitute forwards played well." St. Alban girls led from Hart to finish The boys game was one of the most thrilling games ever witness ed. The first quarter ended-with St. Alban leading 8-7, the half ended with Sterling leading 12-10 >.he third quarter with St. Alban Tcading 11-Id. Two minuets before _the game was over St. Alban .was leaning ax. xne nnai sounding of the whistle S. A. T. S. bowed to "Sterling 17-16. It is useless to say that St. Alban has tqfially as good a team as Sterling. "dtlr. Stags rend, red ui biased d e c i s io nf or both- teams. An unusual wind swept throug' the country early Sunday morning, uprooting many .trees in the St Albaiy .section and taking most of the shingles from the high building. As soon as the wind paitly ceased Prof. D.ndy got .'.lusy and Monday afternoon shingles were ou the grounds, and work . ..began to Imvi tl inn I'epl&ced. . Prof.'and Mrs-.'"!). E. Dendy visitid Prof; and Mi^. M. M. Sittnn. >t" llonea Path Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Silti.n who before her marriage was Miss Missouri Hinton, ' targht with Prof, and Mrs. Denctv n the ,Mt.. Caimel school, Owings, S. (V Prof, an ] Mrs. Roy Cunnjng of .Simjisonville graded school along with their" two children and memli.,t o .f . 1.-S-- < -r- - 1-v.o j? ,iwir iacuity vi.-ited Prof, ud Mrs. Don y. The St. Alban teams met Fountain Inn teams on Fountain Inn's Court M nday night. January 20, Both games wore thrilling from be ginning to ending. Our girls won __hy._a_do*e?margin 11-13 while the ii?vs lost 20--C ? :? Mr. Middleton refereed a clean game. Ft ve'a'. ! h s-. ho '. students are being eo:cve<l by Misses Cobb ad Tolhert for the declamation Contest, which is to be held in _, M a rch. Gospel Tornado Speaking? - , : ?i From Pasedena, California: (it-. ! It sure i> waini, grass ver> ?re>n. I was down tc see San.1 ta Catalina Island; sat glass botm boat, saw; Seal Farm and Bird Kingdom; was in Hollywood, could not s'e Dick Powell or Mae West. So long. Station PMLOC.. BEAUFORT NEWS By R. M. Hutto, Reporter The Interdcnomi'rtaticna Ministerial Union of Beaufort had its annual election of officers OTi January 13th. Because of satisfactory service during the past year all officers were re-elected for anothcr term. They are as follows Revs. W. W. Worthen, president; R. C. M. Wilson, secretary; Paul Wright, treasurer; J. S. Heyward, first vice-president; Z. D. Hamilton second vice-president; J. E. Johnson, assistant secretory and R. M. Hutto, reporter. On the evening of the same date the union was _ .invited?Over to Ebenezcr Baptist Church, St. jJelena Island and was royally'(ffitcrtained by Rev. J. S. Heyward, the pastnv snd th* - ncople of IhtrisTand. Much credit it to be given to the committee composed of ladies for the splendid repast furnished for this, occasion. . If nnyone in Beaufort wants to subscribe for The Palmetto Leader, see R. M. Hutto, 207 Duke St. who recently been appointed agent and reporter. Whatever news I you ^ant published see R. M. Hut-1 to for the same and get a copy ev? , I ery Friday for five cent*. PALMETTO l&ADEK: ST. STEPHEN A. M. E. CIIURCH Rev. D. N. >?11800, Pastor Services were good all day Sunday. At 11 A.M. the pastor spoke from 129th Psalm 1st verse. The Sunday School 'convened at its usual hour with the Supt. Bro. Isaac. .Sessiotr-ffl-^the-cfrgir: TThTTA^ C. E. T <gAfr?i?> wftn railed to order Broi^John Sabb. Sunday night, Dr. T. J. Miles, our presiding elder , was with us. He was holding our first quarterly conference. He preached a .great.. sermon. "Reach The Unreached". ? We are now preparing a program to celebrate Allen's .Day in February. We are asking all to cooperate with ,the Sunday School superintendent, * president of the A. =C. E. League and the pastor and let us mafke it a great day. IU'RCHESTER CO. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION After* spending an enjoyable Christmas vacation}-'the teachers if Dorchester County are back in he class -rooms resuming, their usual dluties, January 11, 1936. The meeting was called to order by the President 12 o'cl' noon. After the business part of -the?meeting?we were addressed by our County Superintendent of Education. Dr. M, S. Judy. After listening to the remarks na.de by him and the county supervisor Miss M. E. Mouzon, each teacher pledged to make a great contribution to plan properly th ning i am going to do. " However, Borehested County 'eachers will be present during the Palmetto State - Teachers"' "Association and will -register one hundred per cent .' E. Ii. J. ? 3T~? ANDREWS NEWS ?* St. Andrew,, A. M. E. Church Rev. W, P. Carolina, Pastor On Sunday morning the pastor was some what jnd'gpngpH?andOfie ol his locals preached. The service on Sunday night was good. Rev. G. Lewis, pastor of Mt. Lebanon A. E. Church pronto,! tor one of'our clubs on the second Sunday; quite a success. Miss Robinson of Columbia is here in our midst finishing flTe" term of Miss Elliott. We wish for her much success. The ragity party given on Monday night by Mrs. F. L. Carolina was well attcndedi It was quite a success. Mrs. Carolina is always bringing u? something new. The Willing Workers Club met at Mrs. S. L. Becto non Sunday evening for the first of the New Year. They are expecting to do great work in the future. MT. LEBANON A.M. E.CHURCH Rev. C. Lewis, Pastor Andrews, S. C.?We enjoyed splendid services throughout?the.. day in snite nf t.ho inglomewt won. ther.The S. S. was indeed inspiring. Officers and teachers gt heir places, The lesson was well ^discussed and reviewed timely re marks by our dear pastor. At the morning service the paster and tho Junior choir under the leadership of Mrs. Sara R. B. Lew is for the first time took their places, and what a wonderful service we enjoyed. Subject of mes-a-ge "Spiritual Apetite". At 4:00 o'clock Rev. M. B. Hudson of the East Andrews circuit preached a wonderful sermon on thc "Poor Beggar" which was much enjoyed. The evening service at the usual hour. Rev. Lewis preached from the text Isaiah ~U: 1 ?subject:' ""Strpport Under Affliction". This was indeed a masterpiece which enjoyed. The Junior choir was on the job and . rendered excellent music,. The following ladies visited the CCC camn at McClellanvillle on Sunday last: Misses Hattie L. Brown, T. Brown, Beatrice Goodwin and Mrs. Edith Ravenel of Santford, N. (C, Miss Beatrice 1 Goodwin left on Thursday morn- i ing for New York City. The Mrs. Edith, Ravenel and children are at home with her parents Mr. i and Mrs. Arthur Brown until the spring. I. 1 Mrs. Louise Brown has return- [ ed home from hospital much improved. ( Mr?Junior Marsh and Mr. Henry Davis made a flying trip home Sunday and did you not see the very broad smiles on the faces of ' the Misses Carrie Nell Goodwin ? and Myrtle Hines. ? Mrs. C. Brown is very much indisposed at this writing. We hope ? ror her a speedy recovery. . ' MARION NEWS ; Mrs. Roberta King is back ' from Myrtle Beach jvisiting?her i mother and sister. 1 Mrs. Ellen Fljng of Marion, S. \ C. has been sick and now she is improving. < I COVER THE COMPANY'S AREA ' J (Continued fronf Page 1) 't a ceftain Brousing Broad nf s section" one night he was grinning < and she claimed she lekedit.?Yes ! folks Robert (Blody)- Mnwe, thr ' handsome First Aid Attendant ' said he is laying of the Dames fo. 1 Thirty Six and taking it easy?b^t ! your Correspondent never saw the \ rush.-- < We ll f 'lc, until next week **11 ? just join he gang an i Truck on ! Down because the rum ir is t'at J Lulu is back in Town?Yes?Yes ?I am Your Correspondent.? ? pete." ; g I IWILSE W. PHONE 6820 WHY PA U i Good Er (A Bettc AND SAVE Y I IMPROVE! I Greenville EFFECTIVE MON1 A LONG FELT NEI Leave Charle- ton 9:00 Leave St. George 10:14 Leave Branchville 10:42 Leave Orangeburg 11:12 Leave St. Matthews 11:3: Leave COLUMBIA 12:45 Leave Union 2:28 Arrive .Spartanburg 3:2: Leave Spartanburg- -3:3(1 ? Aniu' (.I'Whvitie i:l?!> Arrive Calhoun .. 5:19 Arrive Atlanta 8:1 .\o 29 stops at all stati< MODERN COACHES. THE L j-."* ' . NOW IN Consult T j . W. E. McGEE, A. Smiflipfn R I MARLBORO CO. TEACH KltS ASSOCIATION - The reguljaa monthjy meeting )f the Mmlhnin Cmipty Teachers vsSotiatlO" " >?'? ?Aan? it the Marlboio County Training >cC.ool with a full attendance. The meeting opene.1 with, a Memorial service, honoring fhe deceased teachers of the" county. The deceased teachers are as follows: Mrs. Charlotte Reese. Mrs. Rach 1 Calhoun, Mrs. Lillian Whittaker, Mrs. Hattie Spears, Mrs. -biddy Simmons, Miss Mildivd Watson, Miss Folder, Mr. Manso" ohn?on.. O.hers we can't recall it this meeting. The service (thoug.h very sad) as enjoyed by all. Just her? the Primary, Intermediate and High School grounpassed?to their dilferent room ? demonstration--* . H scu^sior-.w^hidh were beauitafully given itn inteiest. At the next meetng the same program with gro >vill b< continued. At the ringing of the bMl < teachers assembled here they we or'Mi recipients ( . wo verv int?ro ?ng t lk^, mn ' >y Dr. Walter Hannah, of Benlettsville, S. C. and Supt. Yv HiBosu, Supt. of Miariboiro < .ast but not least of our splendid gathers, was the talk made bj ur own county supervisor. B. E. Graham, who spoke ve inique concerning the Xmas ; Irive that was on during the holilaySj at th<L.same time thanking ill for their interest. Aftei I Has it Ever Oc ! That: I < 'phe Palmetto Leade ins; colored weekly It has been publishec I It is an excellent ad I Through it's circulat K ' your aspirations in :? f ? - A 11 kinds of printing Job Printing Depa SEND US YOUR f WORK PROM \\ JJalmrt t 1' 1310 Assembly Streei t* .^:-xk~XKKK?-X*X~X*?X?*X'"X?*X? i - 1 i 1 ? 1 < . - ladies yfl ildren Sotes . MARTIN 1118 HAMPTON STREET . V MARK1? JL ITlV/lVtJ 3 E T-rr7rT~7'~"} luf Flour ?r Flour) 7" OUR MONEY __ I . f )-SERVl E I and Atlanta! MY, JANUARY IS I. Ji; IIUYY rnUYIULU A. M. "Carolina Special" A. M. "Carolina Special" A. M. "Carolina Special" A. M. "Carolina Special" " I 1 A. M. "Carolina Special" 1'. M. "Carolina Special" P. M. "Carolina S'pecial" | ? P. M. "Carolina Special" ) P. M. Train M" jP. M. Traia No. 2B P. M. Train No. 29 0 P. >1. C. T Train Nor 29? ? ins Greenville to Atlanta. I OWEST KATES IN HISTORY | EFFECT icket Agents (?. P. A.. Columbia '.y'l. System |; which the association went into thoir business-discission and pay ing of dues. Our next meeting promises t he an interesting one which wi be held the <*pconrt Wj jpy in pvi? -ruaty:?~ J. L. Spears. Report ? i ? .MITFORD NEWS We are again' enjoying sonv beautiful days. After a period of bad weaj icr, quite a few hav contacted colds, and some h v he influenza. But it seems that no one is in a dangerous condition. We had a beautiful day Sunday^ at church. But with very few 01 f . for servic is. We were proud to ? have with us. Miss (\ Black, ten I her at the Pleasant Grove School. She made a very inspiring sh&rt talk, which we enjoyed. ?Gc11*1 ul attended the funeral <>f Mrs. Jannie Dir.kins, the wife o Rev. Robert Dinkins, at Piivey , Grove Church. The bereaved have our deepest sympathy. ' ; ? We are indeed glad-to know th Mr. David Hall, Who is a patient at the Veteran Hospital, Columbia is doing fine, -We hope for him | qieuiy recovery. > MAMIE BRADLEY'S SHGPPE will give FREE WAVES* (Marcel j only) from 10:30 to 1:30 Tuesday. Bragro System. PHONE !>721 I 2228 HAMPTON STREET ? ? cur red to. You I V A t & "T r is South Carolina's lead- Si ? 7 ST A I 1 eleven years promptly. !* X vertising medium. A ions you may make known .{. various fields of endeavor. X f are correctly done in it's S rtment. y ? ' 4 , x NEXT ORDER $' < *i* PTLY DONE | to IGpator! 'V i t Columbia, S. C. ? $ Saturday, January 25. J936 We are ..utnurizerf hy the Direc-''r4 tor of the Better Housing Program to figure Government Work. Artisans Contracting Company Phones 3487?8535 ?? DON'T SUFFER With sluggish Liver, Kidney nuuuiv, ariu oau UIOOO, when Oid Reliable Indian Tonic will relieve you: Only One Dollar Bottle, p< stage paid. 1?? Also try a Bottle of Winder Liniment, kiHs pain. frcm head to feet: Fifty cent.4, prepaid. Wonderful 4 in 1 Hair Strauhe : ener and Grower, finest flv. is.. My agents make money: write for agent's proposition. , Roberts Laboratory Union Springs, Ala. FOR HONEST VALUE?-1 USED CARS I ? STOP BY I, 4AtfiI 111 I i m il i ii BUY WHERE THE OK Counts J ^ OK CHEV. CO. 1924 Main St. ' nunmt lui'ici'i'i ?>??~ are produced from pood flour than frnkninftM-ier brands. Thfct'e is 'ii~ """ot appetising flr>'rfn"?m?the bread, rolls or biscpits made with Adluh flour that the eld fashioned bread lover is sure to appreciate. , "Pry this rext bake dhy and it will revolutionize your home baking in futU _ ~\ p ' "vm ALLEN BROTHERS MILLING GO. Columbia, South Carolina MILLERS OF TABLE-TESTED FLOUR E#BBS831F^^H258!l?BPK9*i ^ EeaaiffifiBHgflSMBsafiBti "WANTED! ? ?*-* <9 To all colored people. If you want a Rood jnb reff-ardlcsS to i'<iur trade or pro'ession, are lble to place you. j <+ (. "UI,I'M HI A Employment Rureau 1521 Alain Street ( mm 7 Phone 386fi REAL ESTATE We are owners and. developers >f Hiph Class colfred property, f it's a home?see us. COI.I AIHIA REALTY CO. ^ Incorporated rIVE POINTS PHONE 5642 ? JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE , If OCR priee doesn't suit you Maybe VOI R price will suit us! LOT NO. 1?1514 SUMTER PHQVT'' ? 1934 Plymouth :DeI.uxe $475 Sedan . j .1... . g 1933 Ford V-8 - $350 f ' Tudor J 1932 Ford V-8 DoLuxe $350 Fordcr ,1932 Ford B-4 ' $325 Coupe .. __ 1931 Ford 'A' $225 Tn.lnr LOT NO. 2?UTi Sl'MTER PHONE 1163 _ 1929 FordT """" $150 Fordcr ... 1929 Ford $150 Tudor __ 1929 Ford $125 1929Che\Tolot $125 Coach .. 1929 Chevrolet $125 Coupe .SFE OCR C.l'ARANTKKI) TRUCKS WILSON ' MOTOR CO. ; 4 Authorized FORD Dealer TERMS?TRADES - . ' ' ]