The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 27, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5

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rJ : Saturday^June 27, 1936 GADSDEN HIGMCOINTS ^ . ? St. Mark Baptist Church Rev. J. B. Barber, Castor Services began at St. Matk Baptist Church Sunday with.'Sun day?School'.?The Sllhday S ho i' lesson, taught by Mrs. Salhj Suns was interesting and inspiring. Credit is due Mrs. Sims l'or hoi fifteen years o. faithful and user ful service in the St. Mark Sunday Schopl. V Rev. Barber preached a sermon that will not soon be forgotten by those who heard it. It was a sermon that and a practical application n the life of each listener, il stirred one's very soul. The Sunday School of .Si. Mark wishe^_.tQ announce taint il will have its annual Children's Day on the first Sunday of duly. A cordial invitation is extended to all- the churches and Sunday schools to come and take pan in the program. Quartets, duests, resita" tions etc will be greatly enjoyed and appreciated. Mrs. C. M. > Webber, an active member of St. Mark and who has recently begun a promising business in the heart of (Jadsden evidently does not intend to confine "hfer interest sojely to storckeopmg, for this morning she presenteu ---?-this-writer frith * a ?iovety?whiteblossom and -ivlitn asked where it came from. She replied from my cotton field. . Mr. W. S. Holley, who for a few i . days was indisposed is now up and continuing his great work. Mr. Robert N. Smith, principal of the Gadsden Junior High school is continuing to work laithfully 1 with -the people of Uausden. The school has recently been recovered and repaired and ' a project is now unoer way to have the school f ?... repainted,?? ?i- ??EMMANUEL A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Vhontas, I'astOr Following the morning lesson and the responsive reading the pastor delivered a sermon widen was well taken and appreciated by a crediatable audience ,Uur visit-, ing t'l-iends are still wos shipping with us and seem to enjoy the services. Mrs. Mamie Blanchard Funeral rites for .Mrs. .Maniic Blanchard who passed away suddenly at her home, til Calhoun St., ' Thursi.ay morning were 'held at Emmanuel o^ Sunday afternoon; _ I lei reinaius were eulogized by the pastor" who selected his text front the sixteenth chapter o;' the book 0 f Job, twcnty-secoh'l \ei>e, "When a few yedrs are.come, then 1 shall go ,the way whcyce 1 slihll ? not return." Rev. Thomas used its a subject, "The join t.ey of Death.' , He did full justice to the deceased who for many years was one- -of L- Emmanuel's loyal members. Resolutions were read lfoin the Ordei of Elks and. the Trustees > Auxili ?aiy-. Mrs, Blanchard is survived I by h.Oll husband, -a^ mutheiy. ..uuc daughtei one sister, an adopted son and other relatives and 1'i iendsi , '1 he funeral arrangements were in the hands of' llarleston Fletnming. Chisolm?-Bradford Nuptials A iU'ige evowu o. reiauves and friends witnessed the Matrinjonial Geremonies on the evening ol the seventh insta'i.t, when Miss Adtle Margaret Biadfoni became the bride of Mr. Solomon B. thisolm at the residence' ojf the bride's Beaufain St. IWv. J. K. Thomas oi.iciated. The room was beautifully decorated and everything was perfectly lovely. Just before Mrs. F. B. Miller sang. "O l'roniise Me", Mr. Michael CI roves at the piano. The bridesmaid, Miss Bea. trice Groy.es attired in a. beautiful gown of blush pink silk lace over satin with accessories to match. She carried a lovly boqu'.t of gladiolus-mixed with terns and "baby breath," was the tils; to enter with Mr. Marion Rawlin son?the?groomsman. Miss I'.tta xj, >viuiir?, infill ui nwiiot , imuu u in a creation of yellow silk r.el over tatfcta. with a bound of yellow gylpdiolus mixed will1 ferns and "bab^ breath", entered with Mr. Edward ('hb'dfiii, brother of V the. groon.j who served as "best man". . * Mastey Eugene (i raves came next bearing tlie ring in the heart of a lily, wjiile little .Miss Evelyn Thompson made an adorable 1 lower girl, ghe wore an attractive ?t pittk?tiurss?and eeried a basket of cut flowers. The bride was ric hly ' attired in a gown of white silk lace over satin .and a veil, of imported silk net with silk hue medallions"; A lovely boquet of cream tea ros* es mixed with other flowers. She was given away by her brother, Mr.. Isaiah Bradford. The groom and attendants were atired in becoming suits of cream garbadine a wore a boutonniere of tea roses. WESTMINISTER NEWS We are very sorry to learn that our folk doing so fine in summer school. The always have our best wishes. Mrs. A/ B. Morton came home from Greenville Saturday and spent the> week-end with her hus .Land and Jit tic girl. Mrs. MortOn returned to school Monday mnrning. Mrs. R. W. Arnold was in town last week and moved to Welford, S. C. We are indeed happy to have her. Messrs John Sam Lewis, Geo. Lewis, Jr. Geo. Lewis, Sr. and Eess Blackwell motor to Glemson" College every day to work. *y ' / 4 BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. S. H. Smith, Pastor Sunday school was called to ois I der by the Supt. at the usual hour. jA large lfl'OUn ?f hnt>h? nnH any . ! buis faces greeted the teachers on i time. Lesson for to-day "Jesus ! Kxaltedr" The lesson was discussed in classes for 30 minutes then a brief review was made by the pastor. pastor back with us ngain, after being absent ten days in New York City. She was the house truest, of V.,.,. ? 1 - nc. uouriiht anu son-inlaw, Mi-, and Mrs. S. Robinson, she. reported a.verv pleasant stay. She was accompanied by Mr, R. ('. Craft and the Bethlehem Jr. Four. Sunday A. Aj. our pastor spoke to an appreciate [audience on the theme? ?; It was indeed a wonderful message which was enjoyed by all. We were very triad to have a large number of out of town visitors to worship with us on Sunday. Among whieh were Mr. and- Mrs. Whale of Washington, D. C. and Airs. Mary Brown, "a gospel singer of Newark, X. J. who4 rendered a beautiful selection. . B. Y. P. U, was held at the usual hour, A lovely group was . pr< sent- and -a-- vary?interest! ng-talk was made on the lesson by the 1 pastor: At 7:110 p. in. Rev. S. II. Smith! j brought to us a wonderful sermon,! : using for a Theme ''The way to Heaven." She emphasized the following points: I The way specified, the uouvse j ik'oimmnded, the promise given.' Soiils were mane to rejoice while ?he so inanfullv. unfold the serin ttire to us.. . . Tht. public is cordially invited to attend the following services at tiro church weekly; >? Prayer meetng every Thursday niv;ht K p. m.,.every Sunday morninir 5 a. m. Sunday schttol 10:00 a.in. Services'?11 :30 a.m. B. Y. P'.U.?0 p. m. Kveninjr services?-7:30 o'clock. Mil.I.KB niAPKL A. M. E. ( Ill K( ll i. * "... ; : (I. II. White, Pastor Xewlveny. S. C.?The Sunday; h.'h lwtiTT i?r-~still pro?ri essintr nicely i I until r Superintendent' Floyd. The i | t cache is' are tilled with a new and fervent desire to teach the word i in its purity. Teacher Claude WMstuf vei y interestingly reviewed ' the lesson. For t?ur niorninp- meditation the : pastor soli ctcd Proverbs 18:15, ' /The name of. the Lord a strony . tov.vr." Visitors wore Mr. and .mis. vr, .i.acKson, .Mr. arid arts. \V. I., Thomas of Detroit,' Mi: h.; Mr. JI ousel Fngly, Mis. Viola Moon-. ' ' . The Leagues were happy to greet .President. Harris after being I absent for several Sundays due . to death in the family. Those present took a ve.ty active pa it in ?the 1 :r ag-trr ~dtse U s si o n. 7" At evening worship Rev., Jesse William's brought the message j front St. Luke 11:1, subject, "Kffeetional Prayer". Mr. Ruff Bryant of Cleveland. Ohio was a. vtsi tor'. Stewardess Board No. 3 met with President Hare Wednesday afternoon: Friday afternoon the Stewardess Board No. 2 met with Vice .-President MiddeUm. Mr. 1';. L. and Prof. Thomas L. P.iown. the father and brother of I Mrs. White were Friday callers at ' t. t- li u liarsoitage. Mi s. White, Catherine'Mae and Hattie -ThbmaI sena left Saturday for Liberty, N. | Y. and New York City for a few , days. They were accompanied by t- Mr. -Brown. ......? IV ring the children hour on the I second Sunday little Miss Thomasvita Martin sang a solo and her j - istft* .Kveleria presided at the piano; Those on the sick list are Mesdames L. I. Pratt. C. Blrrton, C. Whit tier, Dora Turner, Messrs D. Cromer. Will f*avy. You are \yc'k'ome to all our ser vices.. . , I C'IIAPI'ELItE STATION A. M. E. CHl'RCH ________ ' . Rev. II. C. Burton, Pastor i i On last Sunday the beginning' of the summer 'was a beautiful day for those who love to go to church, and we Nhad a wonderful Sunday school lesson, so beautifully explained. . j 4?After Sunday school our pastor brought us?a-wond.ei'ful message; his subject was. the "Indwelling Christ." His text was taken from ~ TTpTTesians- 3: 17." On last Wednesday night", June 17, the Steai'dess Board met at the . home of Mrs. Alexander. We hail a tine mectin.tr. Mrs. Lover acted as president. , Everybody please look forward i tor our Revival which will begin [ July dth, conducted by Rev. C. H. Williams of Sumter, S. C. Misses' Cora Lewis, Myrtle?Lewis, Mrs. Lewis, Messrs John, Sawi Lewis motored to Greenville Sur'day to visit their relatives. They also visited Misses Ruby M. Austin and Willie M. Crew. Mrs. Esther Blackwell motored to Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Sunday -evening to witness the Children's Day exercises. She was accompanied by her husband, Mr F. S. Blackwell. The members of Jfohn Wesley "M. E. Church were ve?y glad, to hear of Rev. W. C. Sti other being irt Walhalln but very sorry' he did not come to Westminister^ lie was the former paster of the Westminister and Walhalla charge. - .5 L A . ' H - .. rj" r... ? " . EBENEZER A. >1. E. CHI RCH Rev. J. C Jame^,?l'astor A very large and enthusiastic audience was'present on last Sun-, . iliiy. The?presiding?adder?boing. with us all day. . The morning service began at , 11 o'clock at which time "the pas-' tor officiated. The sermon was do- j livere? by Dr. It. E. Brogdun. Suniiuu i.i.. n.... --1 A I e I-'UJ ? , special sermon was delivered to i all fathers. This sermon by oUr I most renowned presiding elder was r delivered with such eloquence that it held the audit nee spellbound. It J was soothing to the ears and touching to the soul. A.ter u?o f uitcoutso JVIfis. ,M. Fuller sang ,'Stand^By~;ttx''~wtyich kmntcrf-ttu? spiritual tire already burning in me hearts of the people. Our Sunday school began at 1 J o'clock. The lesson was. taught ! and enjoyed by all. Dr. Brogdon was present with us aiid gave us a vei'y inspiring and enthusiastic] review of the lesson. Again at 8:15 o'clock the regular hour for the night service ft mam- j moth crowd was presbnt to hear the wonderf ul message so'eloquently deliveted by our presiding elder. Our quarterly conference was held .on iSuilday night, after the) regular church servicp, clue to the unfavorable cbtidition oi the weather on last Friciay 'night. The reports were excellent aiul Dr. R. K, Brogdon commented upon thej splendid improvement of the clubs aim the church in general. Our pastor left on last Monday for Rains, {Ja., to attend the funeral services of our most honored Bishop the Kt. Rev. \\". D. Johnson who departed this life on Wednesday, June 17, v itCPi. Although it is sad to. hear of his death and of which we expressed our dtepe'si ; sympathy; Kbene/.er also has lost 'one ol'.J its faithful members in the person "of" Mrs Frances Howard Fraslcr. | Mrs. Frasier, a staunch member I of t'.lass No..8 and second alto of the Senior! choir endured only a short liifiess! She passed aw;iy ; at Roper hospital 2:00 A.M. on Friday, June 1'J, rj.1T). 'S1>e leaves a host of relatives and friends; to mourn her departure. SUMTER NEWS Many folk are leaving the city " each week for summer school and on vacation trips. . Mrs. A. E. Sanders, Miss llallie . Hamilton and Rev. J. \\r. Brooks, are attending summer school?at State Cpllege, Orangeburg. Miss 1 * 11 /?ci IJ i l || IJ1 \ ir? (Uirinini^ summer seho.ol in Columbia. Miss 'Mable.. Pelidcrgrass left some few days. ago for New York City. 1 Miss Ethel Pendergrass is vis*, itinjj: her sister "in Columbia. Miss Annie E. Dinkins lef ton Saturday, J-une 20, for New York City to visit relatives. Mr. Walter Crawford left for New 'Jersey a. few days aire. Drj. A. .JL.-Speaxs -attendedl-C.om? mencement exercises of Wjlberforce University. . * Mesdames Maggie Smith and Mattie Sutton, Drs. A. P. Spears and A.'It. Howard motored to Greenville on. Thursday, Time 18, on a business trip. Mrs. Sutton remained in Greenville to visit for a couple of. weeks. ' Mks Ella'Mason of Kingsttiee. S. C. is visiting Miss Julia llmvard. Mrs. Fannie Baunson and daughter of Ilartsville .visited Mrs. Brunson's brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Smith during ; the. past weekj ?: _?_i Mrs. F. W. Crawl is sick at this time. l Mrs. Minnie Shells is in Orangeburg fop a couple of weeks, takinjr^a'speciai course in ivatr rtTosK-ing. .1 The members- of the Good Fellows Club motored to Bishopville on Wednesday at their regular meeting with Prof. Geo. Abraham. Miss Wilma Brown was at home to a few of her friends on her birthday on Friday, June 19. The ' bunch-of yrning folk spent a couple t of jolly hours playing games, and j then enjoyed the goodies served. r Drs. A. R. Howard and S. M. j Miller motored tto -Dubbie, Ga. HfOnday, June 22 on account of the 1 death of Dr. TTcWaTd's brother. Prof. F. W. Crawl received liis M,A. ffrom Atlanta university instead of MoorehouSe. City's Newly Organized CIub A group of young married men of Sumter met at the Community Center Monday evening, June 15, at 8 o'clock for the purpose of organizing a club to develop in our young married men a clead busi- ! nesg interest, and to do our best to be an asset to Sumter. Mr. C. M. Holmes " being the founder of the club made-the op- , ening remarks after which each man expressed himself briefly and decided to name the club "The Society Men Club" then the offic crs wore nominated and elected. Mr. C. M. Holmes, president; Mr,' J. P. Waldon, vice president; Mr. ' Hoc. Brown. Jr. Cor. See.; Mr. H. Waldon Sec.; Mr. Raytnond Braecy, Treas.; Rev. B. Weston, chap;-" lain. Then a committee on by^ laws was elected with Mr. R. Johnson as Chairman, a social | committee was elected with Mr. Albert Halland as chairman, after ail business was finished the meet iiig adjourned. All younp: men are eligible to j join. wmo are married and fill our application blank to the club's "satisfaction. We meet every second ! and-fourth Tuesday nights. RIIWiEWAY NEWS Calvary Baptist Church Rev. II. E. Harden, Pastor Sunday, June 14th was a -high day in Zion at Calvary. Church goera were on the go 'aait Ar.ii?* rtVfi'.V A r r-; > . . s ? THE PALMETTO LEADER CARLISLE NEWS YVe are glad to have one of our old church goer in town again, Mrs. C. A. Stewa(t, who has b.*en | in Knoxville, Tenn. for two years, j i And ulso?Ml3< .lulla Gallium, the j ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Starks | / Galinon, who has just returned < from Douglrtps I high school, Bal- j * timore, Md. v I t Nliss Annie Jeter of St. Luke t was wedded to Mr. Coyet Young i of Sunt lie, S. c. Saturday might. t It is reported that Mrs. Edna <, Sims, 'who is taking . a medical {* trpntniont i?i Ini'cuv f i?v i.. (lititi.r fine. ' " f\ Children's, Day exercises at Mt: t Eadcn A. M. E. Church was (juite j a success. Rev. '1^ E. Roborson of Union 'j "S. C. preached a soul stirring ser-' >. nion Sunday afternoon. Services t were tfogd at St. Luke A. M. K. \ Zion church Sunday. Sunday S. at t the usual hour, by the Supt., Mr. t K. T. Tucker with officers, al tht'ir post. "The lesson was welt" dis- } cussed by the school. After which N the pastor brought to us a great % message from St. Matthew 10:27. The people seemed to have enjoy-' ed.the message. ''?. ; We were glad to have Mr. Sam Chick and his son ana others down with us Sunday from Union; they took a great part in the service., V ?ChtWfUnV"Day_ ptrog i'tlPV vcttHnT" at Williams Chapel A. M. E! -Zion church Sunday. June 28, and at St. Luke A. M. E. Zion church the first Sunday In' July. CALHOUN NEWS I, Miss Martha Mat? Brown was hostess the past Thursday, honor- j inp Miss Beatrice Jalnes of Rock ; Hill. Features of entertainment were, sanies and proms. - Xhe hostess-?ser.ve<l' daintV i.e- . freshn vents dUrifip the eveninp. Miss F.nima Mae Dean of Bir_ 1 minchain. Ala., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Choice. The Woman's Auxiliary of- (lol- ' den View met at. the hall oh Sun- 1 day afternoon with Mrs. Geneva Reid and Mrs. Rebecca Gilliard as * "hostesses. After a business i.neoG?j inp delicious refreshments were ' served by the hostess. Thw Woman's 'Auxiliary of Ahel ' met at th(. home of Mrs. Rachel Duprce. Mrs. Rosa^,. S. Neshitt 1 was hostess. Dainty . refresh-' 1 mortis were served. Rev. O. I), Young of Pendleton ' preaehed at Golden View Baptist 51 church Sunday nipht. 11 The House of Prayei: of Greer, had their services at Abel Baptist ^ church Tuesday' nipht. < ?M-rs^ Valesta West?of Fayette-?I yille.. Ark., spent several days with v Sirs. Bessie Galloway. , Mr.. and Mrs. John Neshitt and c Messrs I.ewis -ami David Shaw I .>>.,1 I tAllnntn . fin nivt snout l tl),. week-end with Mi*, and Mrs. I.anu'v- Holmes. Mr. George 'Reid, Mi\- and Mrs. William G redder motored to Columbia. and spent Sunday -with Mrs. Birdie Robinson. Otto Sit.glcten (fRT.TTXVTO.TTSVMAI 1TR ! SCHOOL ! The summer .school in Green- | vill" under the direction of Pro- . fe.etor R. hi 11ieli! on?began June? 15, ; Teachers caiiii!, frofn various -points with zeal to improve, tludr I rofession and*. are proving them- * selves worthy. After registration J Trp. Monday, -grrr.tps of eager sth?' dent teachers found the way to their different das-rooms. Greenville summer school is of- < fering instruction in: Primary i Methods, Technique i't ? teaching i "A rtlhmotlc. I'hiyl.-li, Reading,?: Health, Nature Study, History i and organization and management t of small rural school-. s Hp to date the roll lias exceed-^ ed'one hundred fifty. I ( Rev. Lemon addressed the group . at the tirst chapel -ervice on "The v Value and the Nature of the , ChiW." It was -wry forcible and j seemed to have had the desired effect upon the group. _j_ Mr'. \V. A. Scinfilcy, State Supervisor of Summer. Schools, (visit-- c ed the -school Friday; June li'th. [ He was favorably impressed with the set up of the program. I-*1 The members of tlie faculty are:* Professor R. L. Hickson, Direc- Jtor, principal Sterling High School ' /? ... : ] 1 : o r- . n: . . ' V 114... tt- t ^ VI IvlMl VI1IL, r>. V AlWL'Iltt VJ . I Tucker, Williamston. S. C.; Mrs. s Earline B. Wade,. Abbeville, S. C-.; ' i Mr. Closes Nr. Sittnp. Honea Path,i:i S. ('.; Mrs. I.ula !>. Sexton, Spar- { tanburg. S. 0.: Mr--. Eugenia Bank ( head, Greenville, S. Mrs. Katio t Price. -Spartanburg. S C.; Mr..J. | T. W. Minis. Clinton, S C.; Miss ' , Janotte E. Smith. Greenville, S. ^ C.; Miss Sibyl E. . Nance, Colum- j bia, E. C. . j j every wMerv.. ?At 12 o'clock- -ttf pastor - came ! to us with a vei'v befitting ChiLdren's Day message.- Dc selected :1 his text from St. I.uke 2:10-52. He a spoke on the three growth of life: Is Physically, Mentally and spirit- 1 i' ualiy. Every chil l, as well as the | adult was inspired ?by this great H sermon. | \ After collect i ;":. we were favor- v ed with a ctedilidd,; coninimt for|~ having such a great pastor, by | Mrs. P. A. Ingrairi of Columbia. She also made a strong appeal to the church to do more to help hostel*.'thp cause of mission. Much interest was stimulated among our ermir, for mission. The Lord's Suppjer was administered, after whiflv tve had a short intermission 'ami \\V returned back for our Children's Day exercisCMr?A groat program was rendered which was enjoyed by ail. ... The pastor organized a Ushers' Board. The group selected as officers: Miss Elizabeth Knightner, president; Mrs, Katie Bellt> Brown secretary; Miss Elizabeth Pick- ' ett, Treas. J| J. A. id - / , - - *' 1^^?? p??WI > MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Hpv. F. H. Clark, P?stor On Sunday, Juno 21, St. James V. .M. K. church dosed her doors in i took an active part with Mt. ?ion which was enjoyed hy every >ne thai went for Rood. They had vei'v th,ih? in order according to heir ability. After Sunday school he pastor introduced the Presidli.r KM.'.i- n.- t * his was his first visit at that hurch-H>r. Beard called all the .mall children around - altar ind gave them about fifteen minitcs talk which Was real good. lie hen to k a subject from the look of Solomon and. he did not' 'tench-Tire" just lectured" "to the ulults which in die way 1 tliink Tioiild .have taken more. effe<7f~ han a sermon preached; after .vhich collection, which was pood, hen a very pleasant quarterly on fen pee was held* Rev. Clark losed every thing in peace and | tarmotjy, then .Ml. Zi<n -served a . cry niec dinner free to alf, which vas refreshing to all . CHESTER NEWS , I By (Miss) Sara A. McC'oliough ? ?> We are having quite a hit of ai'h now.""""'J"he (a"rme.rs_ at\. gUFT" o see it. Gee! but it feels like 'all of the year. People are hugting their .coats, and building ires." It feels like September in-_ dead of June. . Church goers' were at church Sunday and the pastors wei\. at neir nest. i ne kuv. i nancy n-eached a forceful sermon at the 'Jrand View Presbyterian church Sunday morning, after which the Iotv Communion was given. Rev. Toatley arrived Saturday accompanied* "by his d'yiughfer, twn" "Alberta. s-Tbey- returned to)ue West, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. M. Louise Foster spent theveek-cnd honie from. Orangeburg. jr-Cr-Nvhere-shp-is- attending sum?ner school. Rev. T..S.- McMiller, and Rev. i v. A. Huff called at the home of it*v and Mrs W. W. MeCoUo'.igh Vrday morning.. Also Rev. Me'oy of Chester, S. C, stopped over Saturday cnroute to hs work. t Miss Elizabeth Johnson was call d to her honie in Irnio, S; C. due o the iH/iess of her mother. ' ' . j The Young People of Chesterield have organized- a Cjub known is the Jolly pals. Watch out each veek for the club news. j Mr. -'Robert (Jill returned to ' Va-hington, I>. C. last week. Children's Day.-at. New Zion iaptist chu.rch Sunday afternoon va< very good. Hurst Tabernacle A. M.. K. hurch will have their Children's lay p.?-ogram SunTthy 2 p.. m. The J mblic is* invited. II AP1M-.MMJS AT VOOKIIhl'.S SCHOOL (Special to the Leader) ? Denmark, S. ('., June G-20th, !*:!?!- Offr.ials fnini tin- State I>ouirtmeiit of Iviucation spent the :i':atei part of Friday. June-'ll'th. it V?>qi hers in conference with 'i in. and Mrs. J. K. BlatUhn per'citirjr plans for; the summer clinol which opens here this week. VI is..' Will l.du Gray, Supervisor of \du11 Kducatioh for S. ('.. Mrs 'utto. diix tor of that work in 5a*mbe:-? County, and-Mrs. Dora hmu Is.-director of that work for S'ejtrpe.s in S. C. were the officials vl.d conferred heie. 'The students >j- this summer school will come 'itiii. i. very county ' in the State. A'ith a large number from '*h. T-rntyof Banihfi'n' who drive hcruach day. the others will hoard at he school during the term of, the 'lininier school. Mr. K. K. IMiarrow of Atlanta, lirect'or. of the Ldiicat loual Cam- : >aign lor the F.Iks, for tin- 1 tiitds: North .Carolina.. Georgia,. South -Carolina and Flo! ida .passed let'e Tuesday. June- I tit h. enrotite o the "Oratorical Contest" whreh var-In'hl at Ijethmie Cookman ollege. Friday. June Tfllb; The attdiduto.,from. Vouchees, Miss F.va Viae Jamison of*Neeces, S. C. went i.:... i H mi?mm. Miss Carol V. Wanton who riaduated .Huh- 1st, at the JiHiavrf rstilute of Musical Ait, of Now fork City,, came home 'last week, ihe took the A.B. degree at Spel-1 nan college ;in lt'-'W then, went to i music school in New ,tork. ('apt. li. J. Wanton of the' Dean )f Men's Staf:' at Hampton Instiute came h.onie Friday. Jure llOth. Mrs. .-Vnuie Hacote of Tintmonsil'e.'who now works in Ala., is pending sonic time at Vouchees icing I lie guest of hcSJ^sisleig Miss iloise I'sher. who is a studeivt aU >ic!ma:t college came honie this i.el., a: <1 Mis, llnlh Mer.al'ee who 'laduated at' State A. M. college ~ I ()r;vii-churg. Jure 1st, is home' I so. Mis> Anna Myers of the Curse Training school at Tuskcgee . lioine?for two?weeks. . All of these young people are raduates or former students of. *ooi hees school. Their parents are corkers" at the school. I'll MP I I I i I 1 1 I liiBniHB CHESTER PARAGRAPHS _.j._ Quite?a,? mini' i"' of pc sons from here are in Charleston 'this | week . attending the Woman's i Rantist' Stat.. C"nventi<i:i. J M !\ Clarence Heathers' is d<>#ny: i clerical w?!]< in the ltbme office of i the N. C. Mutual Insurance Co. in I Durham". 11,, is a student * at ! Hampton. Institute in the winter. ' Undertaker Cothie lsom'is en j tut" >it'K 11; t ttti" week at he,*' home 1 on Afford St. The Public Library is opeii <?ii : Monday-afternoons 5 to T o'clock. Mis. Jam (.'laybura ami . Anna Sanders who lost their hoin(. by fire several weeks ajro. are now j Jiving on Parley St. Mrs. S. M. (].' Byitle i teaching 1 a private school at her home on Center St., her J)U|-ils are prinvijra 11v tRosv .who failed to make their' classes from grades 1 through 0. On Thursday evenim1 the home of Itev. arid Mrs. J. C. llonoi*. Sr., was'.thiotijiad with merry' .uesis attending the flouting ' reception given in honor of their son. Rev. J. C'. Honor ' an i'. klv bride, who was before her niiuria;re in Senega. Wednesday, A!is.s Bertha Washington. \ TJie holme was decorated throughout in grVVn and yellow. The hi ido j.;i -.lov.fy-in an-evening dress ofgreen thff, ta. t!. . ;:ronni wore a e. nvi.e tiotial black suit. Misj>. 'Bessie Honor-wore at) eventnc dress <>f yellow organdy' and Missaggie Honor," green organdy; Hundreds I and huiidreds-?>f ' presents . wore i re?iiv?d and for <|uite fou't'; knurs 1 stream. of friends poured- in and out. All were^invited into the" dining n??m. v.'lure t wi nt y fur at a t iniv w'yre. servecT ' "a " salad . t. nurse , followed by cake and punch. Rev. Honor is a J'ountfpastor of much promise: his wife -i*-a~mtrmbn' tjf the TamilV-of the" Seneca .fit y Schools. . JJoth are graduates of Benedict ebllcge. It was there tln-y-iwcto They have -Hu- duM?wishes of all. tru fri^rul? for long: life and happiness,. The Piedmont Summer School in Riock Hill opened Monday niorn'rng. Jane "15, wtlfan e'n'r.MlnVent .bf 2Hh Ma,ch <lay since ha- meant more teachers enrolling1. Prof. S.L." Finiey' is director. Mrs. Sylvia \VaJket is sick at her home on Loom is St. Mis. M. Finiey. (I. R M. of the Kasterti Star attended the St. John's Ikiv service Sunday afternoon at Paradise A. M. K. Z. Church. The sermon_was preach- ' ed by Rev. C. Hinton of Clinton coflcjre. faculty. Rock Hill. It was a gem. Mason- and Star?; w\>i:e out in: a body. Visiting stars were:' Mrs. Carrie Thompson. >>f Chester. Mis. Macon and Mrs. M. .Plain of R' ck Hill. A tin,. dinh.T. was served it) the scl\bol building iit the close of the. service. Mr. and Mrs. Carter. R. P. and.R. NV| respectively." with their numbee. phi p. saw that all were bountifully St'J&fvei'. Monday and Tuesday were cold day* here. Fire and Wraps felt | juite comfortable. A hard ha in fell Tuesday. . . --Rase ?ToifoHee? arid- -Mi-sRuth Walker are atten iing Sum-"! nier school at State college. ' I 'Mrs. I'earl Brown left Saturday afternoon for Brooklyn, N\. V. 1 where she 'joined'her husband. Mr,. I.ibci t\?Hi own. 1 Mr. Walker?Atkinson 'eft three, weeks ago to resume- his studies' at TuskejfCe Institute. " Prof. Marcus .Boulware( is at home after.,studying- the past year at the University ~of Michigan:? THK MISSIONARY CIRCLE NO. 1 The' flTili" TU-T fl! the?IfoHfe ' Mrs. Eva Grant. 1010 Pine " S*.. The' meeting was called to" order at the usual hour by Mrs. Davi i. Opening song "Stand By MV." >"("-rnrrmv res-'-n by Ylrs-. T-urP^'r1? ham. Pot!, Psalm. Prayer by Deacon David: second selection, "Come By lb-re." The house was then in order for business. J'h.o minutes Were called for. read, received and adopted. The roll was called, all members responded, u.n-. finished and new business was taken tip. After the business part of thf meeting was over wewere dismissed by Mrs. Wane Mathews. We are sorry that - our secretary is ill at this writing, we hope *hty will be out soon. We-adjourned to meet with Mrs. Mpblev .lune 2'dtli. at -1J1 Given St The hostess served icy cream, cake, ami everyone report, as havinjr spent an >-nioyablv eveninir. Mis.'A. I., Ree<e, Pres.; Mrs. P. Hale. Sec.; Miss Q. M A.idisor. reporter. Ml'SICAb -RECITAL CIVKN IN SI MTKR. S. C. ?Past Tuesday niirht, at Mi. IV.. yah A. M. K. church a h-velv 'Mii.-, ical Recital, portraying, the lite, ?.{ Christ in Xesrro Spirituals was presented by the local talent . k. Too much praise cannot be given ' Mrs. Eva Jcssye Spears for her | wonderful ability exhibited in, training these young people* We 1 Tflfj pi M M jgaii listintr the sacred PHH I ions to our. compe- KX-Jj| | understanding, dig- , Service, insures |YfjTj| p 1 c t e compliance all the inviolable -. and desires of the K--; ' . . . V 1 Pagre 5. wish tto thank all who made this I program a success. ' Mrs., Eva 1 Jessy,, is now a resident of Sum- I ter Junl ijC planning l<> open a i Studio..of alu"i". All wh') at> interested after- t In. 1 -.f i.f?1 ,lv will call or write her at 11" uiU il St.. Sumter, S. ('. Any , friends" of any, of the churches <>f the State that think you would like to" have this musical ifiven in your church or club you n?u\ notify .Mrs. L. K. < Yaw!*' i.l ami Mrs. May,. Sjicars. Hartl t' St.. Sumter, an<l 11.i- jolly bun-h will bo rrhei to s- j'Vc j<> i. Mis. Kva Ja-.-yo is. i.' \\ ist N< u. York scrvinjr a nation w'i IF au-iicnce over ,the' National ^JJi'oail Casting -System." Her return to Sui.nt' i i- cxp < t- . od by July 15. _ M|C| PROFESSION A I, CARDS ><? DR. A. B. JOHNSON * surgeon 1 (iH'.cc: 15J.'!!L. A s-' !i;;j;' '*t: i".t ^ Phone 3406 ?-?Res+dem-efrpFH:rlr'StTret ? Phone 8740 : , _ _ i REV. .J. H. JOHNSON Office: 20J0 Marion S'revt NOTARY PI HI P Dealer *uY TP al K.-'ut . t - t f .tn? marriaire o<: cii.oi.ii->. \v! vt -ils -dcciisj niortCair.v>; i"!arrii>. <-t . Call to See Hint , ' Office Phone 81U7 Rc-?. 07 |N. J. LKEDKKKk At't<>iney-at-I.a\Vaii<i Xet'ary Put>3ic PRACTK K IN ALL col IMS ?Stiite and Federal 1119 Washington St., C-'ia., S. C... ' . DR. H. H. COOPER Deatk* Special Attention Gicen to Dt?Beauts of the GUtub HaM (vaui j n?1 "* * u<v?i sua orBilft- WOT4 A aptocxaltjr Office Phone 642J4? R?? T2 112f> Washington Si.', ?'oTa . S C ~ DR. L. M. DANIELS > l'h\ sician. .and Sur'aeon Office 11' : i- - -v.. 1" A. M'.: 1 H> J P. M. 0 P. M. Special Attention < 1:\ 1 ?i*? a.-v> . Of Women. . * OOice: . II >*<*i. v.Ve. ii .25. _\5t Asiiiui: i _li?___ei_AA?-r-H?^ Phone G-UO " ]':. :i ~~y'l DIl. J, G. -ST 1'ART Eyo, I'Jai-. N ?n ~ 1 Glasses Fitted. Ace.i-a*< y. Office lloiii s: ' T i :. n . 11:00 to 1: I'. M. I. -. ;'i.-s firfld to S-fm Tv AI..:' .t ?;!..:? , Office: - r. . 2030 Taylor St." : ; 1 7 Inn- Si Offic? Hows. T. 1 ph.-iie 'U a. .M. td j v: m. ? k ?? 6 r. M. i?& S I'. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle j?rry<:l 0, At1 nTTfr^T^croriTT ' ? lWseasesof Wonun and C hi Id t on A Specialty. ' Office: Re.-iU':.^-:' 2115 Lajly St'. 1:? >j- \ > Columbia. SC. OlliCe Hours: i' 8- to U A. M. : 1 It-.1.' 3 11 to 2 1'. M. ~ Re> G to 8 P. M. Dr. K. I>. Frederick Physician Office: Residence. 11071 i Washington MIG Park Over Victory Saving Punk, Columbia, S. C Phone 7811 All classes of iKi.tal WVrk Dr. I>? H. Hallman ' r? E N' T 1 S T PAfN I.KSS i:\IR\t 1K>.NS( ""~ Sundays h\ Appointment* Office: dib.V.t'a cvai- Str< dt Columbia^ S. CDr. H. G. Thompson ?iifviKi ' 1 ono n / A t 1 L"* * '' 1 ' ' i.><;.} ^ .Aswinmy, ;m. I ommnia Phono 3 i tifi Cold (. How ns-?Hrutpes?-Plates a .. Spool i'l> . Extra u "lis Marie Painless. .% In Winnsboro Wednesdays and Saturdays at V. Russell Huildinu. Phono 21 i) ? Office Hours: Te.uplv 8:30 A. M. to T OO P. M. Otlire 0033 -Residence 887T',~~" " Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filliner, Plates, /Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment f Anesthesia a Specialty . * , ' . .