The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 08, 1936, Page Page 6, Image 6

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Pajfe f. : T[ | r . " . , " All news for The Junior Page must be in the office* no later than 'Pueaday afternoon of each weekMany letters are received too lata for publication. "BILL" __ , NOTICE TO APPLBCANTS ' '* .1 Children desiring: to income member* of, the Bill Carver Club moat HI out coupon and mail it ofether with a stamped, self-addrensed envelop)* to The Palmetto iLeador Bill Carver Club, 1310 As mbly Street, Columbia, S. C. . * Membership Card and Button will be s^nt to you immediately. "BILL." Boys And Girls WANTED To Earn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for am-" bitious boys and ^irjs to make money every. week, all year i k.. t.; ..].. . IU?K, "7 Pll"W'J "VI ",MS , spare time in your own neighborhood. No money, no experience ?' needed. - We supply everything. Many boys apd girls are now happy, making their own spending money. All you have to do tdjolttthcm is to write to the address below and ask Tor flilt"Ui'lails, Writ*? 'to: ?? riprn atiov mvnaper THE PALMETTO LEADER 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia, S.C. VEKV m sS i i n i:\wi.. Well, lute I a in again. llvpo you arnl all-the ineiuhrr- are. feeling tine. Dill,, we ai w ha\if.:.'rxaniirnv this week, so ymi k: \\ 1 am \?-ry busy. 1 am sending'- in -?.un ;.:inh'.i letters. , 1. ightnty onuposiiont 4: radge . a. junao ( (?. thgir ^ 7. jrihmt . ^' olovt it. n iIU, grin Answers: : 1. mighty -J. Itt't'k , :i. ... ?:r?mrarfc >. -name l>. right 7. might . ? ?S. fit or if. rug * l it. in.-:. From, " ' rm.?MASF.NA FAi'iF.. (. , :. w ay...- ) 11 \S FKO/l.N 1-l.t.S . nr.AU 1M1.I : ' IK re I a:;. a.a.m > . such it v'A ' ' ?*: 1 .Pago la-: ?.rl? I ; >v niiUi* r.oM f.iito. 1 M,\> cr.'.tv ' " ns u - .a..' h p- ' ' u "r: vice a- "O.y a. o '.v. : > ; In tiu a to m" Ve!*.:- ?.'am ' dor. 'to'., o aw. at. i:...w :..h. Homo.' P.til I ei ar..>. - ; ?what I had.' >"U r-ni >. 'i--: anTTov.! v- !.?- 'a a- 'oil. W rm K t- ot -.tar. i '.a;, am ' and ip.akir.i: a -'..-..v ...a mil - y?v: at ?:.? ! .."i'-iit. J , hope v? a I I.j \ J.. E?>v the l as- ..ay> a: d. juon Out' eat tit has t- <, c.-w: %v ::t. ' a bhlnkot -r,- \v It is'indeed a piif.y -iuiit To so. !u-!' Willi tie mantle ? white. So hut; say. they ate .:?.-t;;c' t.h< e*.ii Web f; a; t -i.y But I thit.k it .> -A.'.m : 0 o:v i.itrh. \ Old mot bet" t a: t j-. ;; j.; ; i f. 1 And -riUK*! inu Wat t- to '.v> at die.-- that's new The one sh-. eh-m fe is d-1 ek 'v. it r diamond luiel.t i That sparkle i?oth day a'd ai-rl.t This has c'taiiL".d t:.<- -uii - t>>. And-- cause all - tliinir* t -seek sa w ?-J The hakes ha< ? *v<? d ? i y t arn , f house. Warn an i p-st. And siun. of thf thine- T , >, just like a irhost ' But I am not -aft aid iiva-oii, , ' I am happy ami fall tr For wIut. I 1 ok outii,y window 1 My l.iyr snow man I ran son. MARION MANS Hot hoi M. -ff. '< hurch ~ The . weather was unsettled a 1 gain on Sunday and only'a :<v laithfu) members wore pie-ent a the service?, but in spite of the cr>M<| uur Pastor. Rev. \VAt-on d li vered. a son I -stirring1 serm'iiL His text was taken fami St. I.uke 4:2', Using* as a sub.i?et "(Jo Servant Go". . _ ' The funeral of Mrs. Maty K Goodman was at 2:M|? o'clock <,t Sunday. After which Sunda.\ Schcfrtfi TdiTk * place. The lesson which was interesting was studied) and dis ussed by the various class J -es. Mrs. Mable Campbell gave a i "? ?timely review of the?lesson,?A-n. encouraging group of young peo GFhe no rfrc y[iTH'.s 'HKFApyr" mrrer 1 BILX CARVER, Editor | *X,*K~W"W"X"W"W?Xh>'K,'X'^^ I' APPLICATl x 1* , DATE ? "... NAME __ '}' ai>I>R+:>*S : ].{. CITY ' w ...... X UIRTHD^Y ...... ^ it - . !ERADE ...... SCHOOI 1 :) Fill i>ut tris coupon and mail i j. -tamped envelop^ to The Palm 1 '! 1 o Assembly-tft-., Columbia, S: j. the roll tu oi;; and you will ree^iv !e were present., Dn the third Sunday of. this m nth Bethel is ! Roinpr to , have vhat i- known as'"Go To Church Sunday." AU members, friends in \imum> are asuea to come md a sniall stone with them. The ushers' Jjoard. gave a "Mum < c;al" Monday fright at the home i' Iiev. and Mrs."Watson. Quite m enjoyable' evening was spent. ?-t ? ? 1)11 I.ON NEWS >t.. Stephens'?;M.K. Church Hue to ineUMne.nl ,weather only i low faithful members were at heir places Sunday.' Sunday " Sehi-ol was latlrTh-trr^-ttrder 9r45 A; . M. by ,Supt. George. Leach.; " "* ?TT?H?n. m.?preaching , ~r\ fee's began". The Holy Com-1 muhion- wa< administered to all | ' |Vl.'iW "nt i " " | < MI.iilie Hell Ilarnes who has Ven. a patient at Bakers SanitorI jtiin. l.umbertbn, N. C., returned. " .ome Saturday. She is very much in]!l oVed. M; . Hannah Page who has been . pi * - d, Tor several weeks is ut avail.? , Mi>s c an lyn McCall spent Sat;-day aftertiooii in Bennettsville .Mi s. -William Wroeler: ' 'Mast r Prince Whittsngton, Jr.* : . !i !i-ati ii his fourth birthday on Tuesday. February 4. 1P36. Mi-M'/ .Marion Graham and Mag Wir.gate motored to Clio Sun. TrviirnTiF n revisit Mr. and Mrs Gaudy. Mi-sos Bertha Cousar and "Ma. iGiuliani spent a few days in I ' imbia MasL week. Xbe>' were itter.viir.g the Adult School ConMi Maggie Winga,te gave a " i-ai.ty at her home ? few weeks iL . Phe 'guests enjoyed games X hide., and dancing. Aftei wlv.yii' fruit ercktail was served To! !?' w'od by a delicious salad course ami, b'uuk-VetYee. Those present . we: i. Mi.-sbs Rosa Fladger, Rut! VVi'.iijur.-.and Mr. Marvin Spear? ! < :' l.atta; Messrs Roscoe' Bacote R y ti id 11 ami Klliott Richard"! !. f Mallii'is; Messrs Carl Cro.s-I iaml ami Richard l.awson "of Ben !e: Mr. Berry McQueen ol Rowiardh N. C.;. Mesdatnes Naom ; b. . - \l? thea P-ayden; Misses Ca MeCall, Adeiinp Fergusot . M' Th.a'o. lhtniells. They n | .. .i viijuyuuie evening; Miss Helen Manning has- beei ' -iv k'list, biit 4s out again M-: .. Mew art of Sti Luke ;ty spent tile week-end in /iUlliel A...M. K. Church lS?hr.:aiy 2nd?-Sunday . Scho<" , < : at the us-tial hour with the ..] e: dent and teachers pres We wish to thank the pa e:;t i ser.dir.g. their children tc .he* Sahi-att. School; The groum et.- C Veicd \\;t;i show many o . h.uyh-g . r _? made their wa> ' ..' e.. !..;rvr. to hear the word oi ; The - pastor selecting his tex. s : . ll-xodt:> 2u:o. Subject Go. i a.;- 11;mse i:. This indeed wa t interesting sermon. At i' M. the pastor acconipa ,:e . by -his wife a ltd brother mins* e_a-.jp. v. L. McHaniel motored te Seller's, where Hev. Taylor wa g,;est >peaker at. Mt. Zion A M. 11. Chtir'ch. He v. J M Jacksoi.. past'.-r. ,Ir. spite of the tain, slee s'r.e.w" tfce people congregates r.i ev-vJT section of the town alio .i.-iei.ed to a. Avondeiful sermon ..cachei by the Rev. laylox.. . T he cai p liters have been mak?n.g gr at . progress during the ,.a-t w. ek. repairing the church pai socage,' the buildings, are . oking ? mewrat better on this ; ! ' miiieiif corner. More work is .et- to. h,- done. We thank oui m i? ami :j lends for their roy Dillon District Dr. I . \. W ells, ('residing Elder < '?!i T ; -.lav right, January 28, ;;e>: ar Hethel A. M. E. Church here, ministeas and laymen am mm.-iona-y workers came from 'i>i acticaliy every charge in^tht iistrict. Thi, -loyal group of Chrgi ^ , inn soldiers assembled to honot ;: e Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wells in a reception sponsored by the_dis trict workers. To add dignity to .his. cvii brat ion the Rev. N. S. Del.aine, assigned by the cbmmita> tho master of ceremonie. .! t: r the regular order of devoiov.al sfivice the Rev. 0- B. Thomas preached an excellent sermon r>m M. Matthew 5:4. And he stress.d the value of a light ano | the b arer, everyone enjoyed this I beautiful sermon. Tht. Rev. J. M. Jackson gave us i_a hrie.f outline of Ahe life ?nd work of Dr, Wells, of which wm _ \~" \ ateEf} ^ r ~ ? ION BLANK | 193 5 STATE ^ - AGE ...... X . t it together with a self addressed *1* etto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, ?j* C.- Your name will be placed on *i* e a membership card and button. X j very inspiring. The Rev. N. S. DeLaine added much in his statei ment, as boyhood friendk and Sunj day School -workers in tire days of yore. In spite of the very cold weaj ther we were highly honored with I the presence of Dr. \\\ C. CrawI fnr^ tKo vfli>v ..i . w. u,v??V ? V? J VIIIVIVIIl padiui U1 Mt. Pisgah A. M.. E. Church, Sumter, S. C.; Dr and Mrs Hod^e of New Hope station* Central Con. ference; Mrs Sarah Nelson of Wat eree district;\ Mrs. Rosa Tyndal, Bethel A. M.AE. Church, Sumter.Many of our \fir\e layman- came.and made us fdel happy by the i 1 fitting and timely remarks. Mr. W. H. Foxworth of Mullins' and Mr. J. W Bethea. This indeed was a lovely demonstration <. f n^pny-of our "pure in heart" soldiers that are not ail'Uld I to die, kept waiting for the com-1 l mand "forward rnarch" and ycu I could hear the 1**1 those val?-^iant hearted soldiers in great num j t>erf tramping toward Bethel to hon | or the captain of whom believes in j discipline, law and order. The committee as well as the presiding I Ulder wish to thank our 'many i friends <rf the Baptist Church and I of the M. E. Church for ypur presj ence and loyal support. We wish to express our grntii tude to the most excellent and ef i ficient pastor of Bethel Church. | the Rey. B. S. Taylor a;id his good ; people for their kindnesV%'and inij Urest shown. i W n _ ocno^in llrr tKonl- ilia3 1 ? , missionary workers for Ov?.'well j luden baskets, your support "jna !. i Ibis reception possible. Dr. Wells, as usual charmed the audience with his fatherly expression and words of "gratitude and praise for the fine interest ; manifested. M rs. Wells, smiled upon the host .of recipients and spoke kindly, highly commending the workers, for their kindmsS; We solicit the prayer of. our friends, that God may "bless our?\york continually. Behpld. how good a thing it is, And how becoming well, Together such as^ brethren are In unity to dwell. _ "The Dillon District". BOWMAN NEWS The?Antioch?R:iptivt Sundas School nnt>n?l at 9;Sfl. hnH ? splendid session -and the lesson was interesting.?. Beginning , the morning service prayer was offered by Rev. Gilmore. Rev. Wine spoke from the book of Mark 6:39 text "He Comnand Them to Sit Down. He alio brought to pur minasmany in "~ ;eresting points. At night, Rev. Wine spoke from the text "Obey". We also had * warm meeting of prayer. Collection $10.95. It was a few in number because of the inclement wta cher. THE COUNTRY The/country is a beautiful place _ to live, And everything there is right, If your enemies you for give, And eat to satisfy your appetite. It matters not what trouble may ' come It"matters not how hard the day. I can work until the task, is done, Because" He'll take my sorrows away?Through hours of gloom trouble conie a-stealing, 1 Like the rainbow in a stormy ' sky, , Rllt VvAt t 1 1 UVV..WU Vi.wv ovcuca a 1MCI1U ho sweet and appealing, Hastens the trouble on by. What a relief as I look around me and see, The beautiful green meadows and ^ gardens of flowers Tfie beautiful binds ai*e singing * in the trees, Then comes memories of happy ' hours. ' ' , Thank Gcd for the beautiful birds. i flowers and trees, The woods, the country, the place j I love so well. Mother Nature, I feel that I am 1 close to thee, 1 ' Within thy bosem I shall for ever 1 dwell. ~~"i Lula Mm EUwr t] THE PALMETTO LEAI MT. ZION A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. I). L Coe, Pastor Sunday was a very rough day Snow was on tin1 ground from thew*t?U wnmii sav that Zion has some strong church goers.' The Sunday School .way opened in its usual form. The lesson was beautifully discussed and reviewed by the pastor. The Sunday School arranged foi 1-1 ? * ? 11 inc ccivurunuii ?ii me alien twy Program. - - --- Our pastor tilled his place in the rostrum and preached a s >u! inspiring sermon. He used as v text Luke 5:10. The pastor was invited for dinner to.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Floyd of which he had before *him every" thing a man needs 'to eat. Bro. Isaac Williams is home fo. work. After seeing what is going on in the North he is Saying that Zion has to awake' <qut of sleep. He is working among?1the young fojk striving to promote more interest for church ( activities, we pray that he will succeed --in his work. * -????? . NEWBERRY NEWS Drav.tnn St. Iliirh Srhnnl Tuesday morning Rev. A. J. Smith, the son of Mr. Milton Smith was the guest during assembly hour. Me gave a brie! history of the adventures .of his life, and attributed his success to flowing the .advice of bis deceased mother and adviseih-the chilcT ren to do likewise. ' Tuesday night a "ftw citizens members of the I\ T. A. and the Community Club held the hist meeting in interest of a'Community Play Ground. After a few remarks by l>r. J. E. Grant, Professors R. F. Gladden, T. 1,. Logan U. C. Gallman, and. C .\Y. Jones Mesdahies Celo-st ine Martin, Iua* Hare^jCarrie Wnitner, Jessie ButW? V i l n i <? > ^]ien, President of Comunity CiuL and Supervisor. Miss Jones, Mr. iL W. Allen Mr. Henry' Montgomery. A neat sum was collected and several pledges. AYe are asking all of the citizens to help beautify our community and prepare a sau place for our children u play. Supervisor U. S. O ilman was the guest Wednesday niorning and brought advice to the childim about their conducts from tn officers of the eitv. Calvary Presbyterian Church * Notwithstanding the fact the sTeet was tailing Sunu^y morning Supt. C. W. Jones opened Sunday school service on tune. All of the teachers and some of the students were present .and and were greatly benefitted. I ... Since Mater Keasonev is sick the pastor, Rev. A. M. Heasoiu-i | was too late l'i?r the children's hour; but during the 11.30 service ! the music, - prayers, and sermon weio acknowledgement of tiu , Savior at the door. His text w ;.? Rev. 3:20.. "^Behold 1 sand ai.o knock, etc. Subject, "Kr.ock at the doof." He bxplaiiu . the significance, the privacy, the nunncL of Christ's knock at tne doo , o. ol" our heart,-and the indwelling Christ after wL. let him .come i;.t our hearts., ' Master Willie Bates and Mrs. Charlotte 11. rk were vi. Trie Junior Club meeting wa.held Sunday after ft cull" wrta Mr Veste.r Counts, presiding ami Mis.Ester Mae Galiman, See. -Miosis Ceeil Jones. Jerome l'et'.ir, Misses Eine.tim liuiuon. Sattyi white and luster Me C.ah man tiM.k rart in tonic lor discus-ion. At tn.e close tne.uirvclivs? Mrs. Eunice E. Allen gave a tew suggestions that Wele accepted, by all the members, woo v.eu present. Next meeting Sunday . l'tei noon?at?Calvary -Presbyter-ian Church. * , At -1 :t?0 o'clock the meeting will* begin. Come out and enter the Uiscussiun ami worship, SubjecC"My Uwu Life? Its Weakness.' Miss Gladys Stevens, leader. We trust Percy will soon recover. Master Leroy Keiir.cd? is on the sick list. We hope he will sOorr lie .idle to enter school, again.. SE Mi tthew baptist Church : Rev. S. M. Halsey, Pastor Sunday school is in a prosper utij condition. Rev. G. 11. llatti- I wanger Supt. and teacheis are on I the job ..every Sunday .at 10:00 o'clock in the morning. B. V. P. U. at t3:45 in the after-'] noon. Mrs.-Nancy L. Hattiwanger, President Missionary s>o*iety Mrs. Audio K. Vance, President ! of Pastor Aid Club Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. Since this is the second time Rev. S.'M. ilalsey has been elect ] l? 1 pastor, we feel or believe he i- ' ible to master the situation. " j We regret very inuch to give ip Key. Ingram, but he h.ul to go. The nvembers found him witK. pro- , visions and, a neat little su n ot noney. ' WV hope for him a great sue :ess where ever he js located. ' ~ r Metropolitan Baptist Cnur.h j Rev. T. L. Duckett, Pastor The service days for this church ire tirst and third Sundays inlays. ^ The Sunday school service wa? leld at 10.00 o'clock, Mr. Clarence Davenport, Supt. Preaching service began 2:00 o'clock. Devotion j A"as conducted by Deacon S. P. ' Pope. Opening hymn 487 "I heard j ;he voice of Jesus say," Prayer I t>3? Deacon Walter Dawkins. Text ! St. John 14:1 "Let not your heart ! >C troubled, etc. > Every pne left j ivith consolation fcr their many troubles find a solution for the i many problems that may con- i front them. Deacon William Kel-J_ Iry, Clerk; Deacon S, P. Pope, Re >ER porter. Miss Olivia Hattiwanger wa? united in wed lock to Mi; Robert -Bennett of Maryland. She is the I itniifyhtnf .if ""1 Mv^. CI. 11. Hattiwantrei, Tluv will make their home in Washington, u. a. Undertaker F. B. Pratt and Mr. Robert Miller accompanied Mrs Tenna Lindsay, her daughter and others to Jacksonville, Flu. to get I me Doily of her biother who had been drowned. The body was bur 1 icd Sunday afternoon at Trinity, i A. M. E. Church. Eunice N. Allen Reporter | BETHLEHEM- HART. ( Ill 11(11 Rev. 12. 12. Gaulden Pastor j Newberry, S. C.?Oldman win-! ter is here for no short seiison; 1 just last wqyk he covered the earth with snoWwind put a white roof i on everybody's, house. Even though the snow was on j the ground Sunday; the members of the< Sunday school and church did not forget God. The Sunday school opened on time with quite a few teachers and scholars present, After the.classes h.d di:>. cussed the lesson they lvassemhl d for review, which was conJucted ' by Deacon Worthy who made ii piuin 10. us all. At the rcgiflar morning services the pastyr came before u? with an inspiring message. He- ust-il :ts his subject these Words: ."Let Your I^ast Days Be Your Bei t" Days." With his subject base.! in the experiences of king Solomom - he said .that we shot hi | strive each day to do our best, because \w don't know just where the last day is;' and that being true we sny'uld each day strive as though it were the last: Solomon realized in his ia.-t days" that nothing: mattered o'utsid of God; .in other words all is vanity.. Due to the down pour bl' ram and the snow on the giound the night services, were cut short. Brother WoiUtv opened lh m*m ; service's by-sing 111c;'"Shii'ie on*hne" after which he r.a.l a por.ion 'of .; the* 25th Psalm; he comment. 4 'briefly mi th. sai-. ',-ci i|v. ui e stto -ing as his major point these wards "L'nto Thee O Lord Do 1 Lilt I n My Soul.'- .The past pi' later cai.no before us with- words of encoui. ageinent by saying that we should i not become -disco, rage because, f 1 , mi-, ntuuii'i'. tor v?od will do his Impart; now will v. e do our pa.it?. Nt-ifi" History We.k lupins j this month, and friends. let us I learn more about ourselves; we "saeuld know more about din;' leaders than we o, and we mu-t it we ai ' to iret any where. Let lis h. lo our leaders ii stead of trying to drat: them down, foi if they- come down wc will come down' also, an ; if ilu y stay up.-'we will do likewise. '. Frnnds?"The h.e'n who try t. 1?? something and tail inlinitel> better 4.an t'nose who try to <n nothing and sueee.d." I'MON NEWS African Me.led.-; Ivpi- i. don ( huivh. the ir. neral conference direct. 1.at I-" in K'iin t it-.'day i f tlie'l te Dr. C. Prince, the found > of I.iviv.trston College, shall be known as? Prince Mem. riit! Day. On this due a Sitting -ei der I shall 1), he! 1 setting forth his If. I and work and a renin' t he he d -of Ilil^r'al stinu-n ??' i *?. ? i' t'jlliniKwl I . r X\'? ' ' in*., iiii . u:f , v 'uratiop. MY,, 1 i; U In- > : < h,. :rrtveleete.l Sv.pt. ?i;f I'lil.lnn- Chap'-f il; A, M l'.. Zion Sunday -olitMiJ i ?, c?Li?I;,, h id with tile blunders i i' mis-nuk r'stundintf she 1 keeps <>n in a happy companion I noji.rageous helpful -pirit and let I the. world know .that she. do.'sn's i bleak lasily. ' Siu* know the 1 ws i i t..t church j fiom one e r?i of the. iya.1 '.u the j other! W*- r.e. d-- w.ot A pvopl,. Tik.1 her. It wa- w.t'n t ;i- th'ojtr'.il jn 1 it d that laiv President J. a. ! Goytield -aid I a p.oiVundu | i'jlvefence lor a p, r.-bn I never j meet a peisiti on th.e street with-] out fieluitr that I owe .! solute for I know not a,,at pos-ii. .i.e. - j may be butt nr.i up in'their bos-' sums. I'can truly say the sam.- ahoii'l Mr.-. 1 hi,.pin.-,s;?Mrs., lhiiitf.- , las^~trewi* Miieei.... person without j kfivinj; t-bem a smile. Mr. Foster. Young died at hi.- home or. llumil | ton St. January do. 1 p.'lii. Those on the siek list ares Mis', r'lla ' Lipscomb. Mr. Anderson I, Thompson. li.v. I. < . Collins. Those on th- improve i li-t are. Mrs. Ikitililio Ilea l. Airs. Millie I WoVthy. Mrs. dial Hush. Mr-. Sam 1 n.ie Fai r. Little Mr. Van lkiwkins. Jr. . : Seventh (irsi.!.. i- . .^v vy I v-Millll' _j fiis duties in sc..<>: !. M:s. Isabel-- j < l.i Fai r had the itiisIt iuune , ut. i . breaking' her K-it arm rhur.-dayii | afternoon; Jam arc bib It'"/.. ji Mrs. Julia Hu.clu-s of Knoxvillo, ; Tenn. was visitir.tr lu-r sister. S..c I l took ..a attack <?i pncua.uniu aud . uu d January at the homo ot i Mr. and .Mis. ,la.-.u r Uk-I. a. . ; was fiyieralizcd" at M p!e Hi/e ! itaptist. Chuieh. To my surprise the "Royal Southerners?-prarrhas-ti ?an Ks* ? sex "Push Moinile." ?The :i.1*111Ih'IS arc Robert Ilee<d. '* Jo by VVtndli nr. I.. IFatico.k, Robot Jeter. Willani R.. Hawkins aid J??hnnyvJ. tor. Ordered a median- < ic from. State I'ollcjro to regulate i their '.'Ptishnn bile" win. is M. It. 1 Gibson and ins;tad <>f- walking 1 to tfe.ran ie, F.ast Maine. they 1 are riding then "Pu.-ium bib . ' ( and the club has purchased a <' Garajrc thorn Mrs. 1). 15. Gibs ill's 1 h back yard where it Seems as if t it will* remain'until the mechanic 0 retui n>. SUBSCRIBE FOR |" THE "LEADER" 1 . lf I MILLER CHAPEL A- M. E. CHURCH The Church with a welcome Rex. G. U. White l'astot Newb.rry, S.,C?Althougn mother earth was?blanketed with sno\v,"Supt, Floyd and teachers were at Sunday schbol to Inter! Ost. tliejr scholars in Gael's word. I The lesson was revuwej by Miss Hattie Croir.cr. For morning message the pastor used John 20:27 Subject: "Beautiful Hands." The Lord's supper, was ?administered. , At 4:00 o'clock Stewardess Board N'o. 2 had a Silver Tea at The . home of President Whitner. _ In the rain and the sleet the meiu-"' bers an.1 friends made their >vay I to the gathering. And a splendid time was di&d. Miss Ernestine Burton had I chaigc at the Lejyiyv hour. In the'iain many young people found their way to the church. .The pastor used Psalm 108:4. The height of God's mercy foi evening worship. * Monday night, Rev. A. B. Smith "of Pittsburgh, Pa. gave a -very forceful message on Prayer taken lroin St. Matthew 0th chapter, | after which the business session I of the quarterly conference- was -.held bv Dr. Adams; The church from all. angles is reporting progress. And our elder was-made to 1'iel lutppy: Next Sunday is Founders Dfey. A big day, Mrs. Roberta Micidletun if. tt)?add runs the Sunday achocl.on the life of Richard Allen. At ll.HO the* pastor has a spe al in.ssage for the' occasion. Foi the evening hour, _7:30. tht? Lq* UiT,'* lunuer Piesulent Halhis and Secretary, Hates is having a Mamouth Literary and Musical i'rogram. Come early ahd get a seat. Buy and read the Palmetto Leader for news. , 1MMAM KL A. M. 1!. Clll'IU'lL Itev. J. K, Thomas, Pastor Last week was one of continued cold. By- Sunday howev.r, we were vefy much "Wirawed out" and turned our attention to the services of the day, having laid aside the thought of- our secular work-in i rder that, we may be best fitted for spiritual work'. Sun duv i.? tile day for rest; yet a large, number of us cannot exclude ourscly. s Horn our daily occupations. Nevertheless, pur minds are in tie church whatever church it may In. Tile morning text was taken -L-oai?-LulL-cuS??elcvcnlli chapter, thirteenth, and thirty-first verses, i And Jept.hu vowed a vow unto ill. Lord saying, "if tlmii > without fail deliver the i children : ? . J.i n liito Mine Hand*," etc. 1 The.me, "An lna Ivised Vow." A | *|?.en ;i . congiegation .heard this priwei'jui senium delivered l>y the Cxpoundcr of truth. Joy and happiness pervaded the house wj'uie the words were being uttered. We ate i i.a?ed i. s: y mat hnunanuei is really' alive v.spiritually.. some has said tl?at t-he Sunday .-eiiool i. the future e.iuren; an oVUer. t..at it is the church ' at work. The latter appears to be ' as tiue as the. former. Our litt.e eliur.h is still moving on. Last Sunday afternoon a very line utfviidanee was seen. Much time \va> taken in the diseu.ss.ion o. tlie' lesson, tile subject of which "Je;.us Hi.lists Helpers," .brought j Mill i' ' 11'is 1 bin l ii, kmednm ol Ttru ?n'ot one?rmmV-Work and ;n t ail ha.e something to do in rmr ?o. i [>-. i mil o ;iu- rails.-. i Heart t'oiimumion, was the. theme of t ie evening message. -1 Text, First .Kings, tenth chapter. >. .on Vi i'se: "And she c ame to 1 J. ' .;>aii i.i witli a very givat nycs- ' ge. Tim Loid's Supper was administer.nl to a huge number dui 1 :i.u the s.iviccs it t.ie day. < On life evening of January 31,r the l.ea .ers' C hristmas Tree, was ' held. . Otiite a large number of nieiubi rs ,i ml fiieims were pr.es- ' cut. The program was an inter- ' csiing one. '1 lie exercises began ' ? cnorus i.y llie lea ei s al'Ur ' \v..ich a prayer was offered fol- \ ,o\\ , (1 by .nother chorus. B'ro- ' '.1u f . Un. it, Shears?introduced tin J ,u. m the pel "son. of broth, r S. I J. .Jones wli.) announced the fol- J lowing numbers: An address by brother .J. \V. Gailliaid was. ex- ' cell.nt. Heading, brother Isaa.- < Johnson; selection by Kiv.nianue) 1 li i.ioines Quartet; paper, broth- v er R. J. Murray; selection the 1 liawaiian Quartet;" Vocal solo. ' Bio. B. F. l,awi\iice, Sr7: ivah intr. brother A da in ' McKalvey. ,, 1'::. j.:st numbers were selections y L.i.e I'ii.t Louis" (junru't, %oirect,r ,'d by brother Alexander llarri-. - 'on. t>no could readily see that brother lhtnison has had goo..; iralnir.g. lel.tive to his position , i- a director. lie \i!<i\vs how to handle a group o> 1 ungors (-penally the "Ilawiian ! l^uaiu t." At tre conclusion of the ><<>gruiit the gH*s were jiivell. f 1/ OWlN'tJS NKWS 't Mt. Carmel Church Rev. J. \V. Thomas, Pastor n J.ae to the disagreeable woath- e r. sufTte church goers found h>-ni>eh?s on thoiV way to the L> inii-'i1' (1' wuivhip Sunday morning ' nit according' to the snowy woath- t r, avo did not have any service. )uv ivasti i was also with us Sun- ? ay. Mis-s Ruby Bates came home M lunji,<.y evening to spend the afe.-noon with her father and mothr, Mr. and Mrs. Bates. Pi Miss Annie Mae-Moore and her istor spent a very pleasant eve- P ling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w V.dker Sunday evening. We were C lad tp have visitors; we are w trivixyg to make this a succeaa- t* ul year. td Satu relay .February "87 ABBEVILLE NEWS St. James A. M. E. Church Rev. W. S. Mims, Pastor Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the faithful few in spite 01 trie ilU'll'ttll'Ill WlUlllUl. Tlje lesson was discussed and very ' intciestiiur i^niftrks by the pastoi j also Rev. L. Devlin. 11.30 a. m. Rev. Minis read as | a scripture lesson Psalm 15: The theme of his" discourse "Obedient" to Law." was found St. Matthew 5:1G -17, which was inspiring and intei eating to the audience. Miss Jennie Lucille Fair, one of the teachers of Calhoun Falls school spent the week-end with her parent; Mrs. Katie' Fair, Brook St. Mrs. Fannie Heard spent a few days in Atlanta, Ga. visiting her husband. Mr. Aujvsta Heard. Mr. Thomas J. Jonkins rhade a dying 'trip from Benedict College, Columbia, S. C. to Abbeville, S. C.t visiting his parents, Mr; and | Mrs. James Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins is a senior at Benedict and a well deserving .young man. v > He brings the news that Mr. William Crawford is doing well, as Cook, at Benedict - College. Mr. Crawford is one of Abbeville's industrious young men and. we hope for him much sUP^ss. The Friends of Mrs/B. T. John son are very sorry that she is indisposed at This writing; but hope bow soon she will be up and odt again. Miss Annie L. Green, a member -of?the?Pendleton High faculty. spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. an.f .Mr.-. W. B. Green, secession Ave. , ' The sick reported in last week's issue .are doing fine at this writing ?- ' STERLING HIGH SCHOOL C. E. Hammond, Reporter vGreenville, S. C.?Several years Ugo ill/' city seliuul 'mirm?of Greenvilie adpoted the mid-term promotion plan*- Since that time y.'-i! olM i- vej.r- the mid-term classes have been working upward through grammar and high school. And this term witnessed the class day exercises of the first of the luivi-year groups to complete its school work. Oui? of a class of about fifty, who begart work here at Sterling four years ago, twen by-four are in position, to receive their diplomas in June. Many of these students have already found jobs in ihe city or are making plans to continue their stuUies. n.w -< *? - - ? w.iv ui mem, miss wildren Thomp son, has el ready entered South , Carolina State College. On the twenty-second of January the. junior class of the midterm division entered these midterm graduates at the th'st junior an i senior reception to be held lure, at the end of the first semester. With music furnished by mechanical . reproduction in a room heavily draped with black and orange paper the young people had a very pleasant evening. Class day exercises were held the following .luriijay at 1:30 in the afternoon. At that time the class took cafe of- such matters asthe reading of the wills, history, prophecy, and other mportani ciass"pa'peis. The group also for . mall.} presented to the school as a tnenidiial a brick marker near the corner, of Jenkins and "M.dloy' bis. Wiioiu.completed this marker will iia.o'thC" words "Sterling High School'' in an arc over its top. 1'he lett-.-rs will be made of^bits of >i approaching cars so tiiat even at night the marker will perform ? the duty for which" the class intended it." The congested condition of the ' ' buildings has net been helped very much however by the leaving of the twenyt-four n^id-term gracT-7 "1 uates, for in their plactfa it is ne:essarv to not m i.v ' >??-? 4 ... .j uiui v atuJonUs Sixty of more have already :ome over from the grammar vhools as first year students and avoiding to indications, this num her will probably be augmented i>y student^ from the county. Basketball's wheel of fortune has already started turning. In ts whirling it has brougnt both .ietur-y and defeat to tho Sterling ilayers. The girls have played wo games?one with St. Alban Training School, the other with Sinsponsoin ille. They lost both neounters. The boys have lost o Steven Lee High ?chool of Ashe jSg ille and the Phillis Wheatly J8 dayers and have won from Si Mlian and Simponsville. TRAVELERS REST . BAPTIST C HI irtCH m Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor J Wellford, S. C.?The Travelers V . lost Baptist Church located *3 nilcs cast of Wellford is still do- 9 ng a great work for the Master's B vingdom. Last Sunday, February 2, in spite of th?. f?vt t^t B he ground was covered with now our services went on just -B he sanie. B At 1 LtOQ o'clock - the Sunday a chool was called to order by the lupt.?W. T. Jones. The lesson beng .beautifully taught was review d by the pastor. At 12 o'clock the pastor ascendd the pulpit and preached from .uke 5:5, subject, "Confidence it he words of Christ." The pastor brought us a burn- S ig" message on "How we should ^ ake Christ at his word." "fl At the close of the service, one ajiie forward and joined the hurch. B After a liberal collection the B astor was taken by surprise B 'hen brother W. T. Jones, the lerk of the church, came foraid and read the homes of J lember who had decided to pound B le paator.