The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 18, 1936, Page Page 2, Image 2
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| "THE OLD GRAY;;
X ?AND? "
I THE NEW RIDER":;
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$ REV. E. PHILLIP ELLIS
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>J ei-tint; oT Co m wtrtfS
"With DE It." . I.enu.n. of Green.'
ville, chairman presiding', the spec
ial A. C. E. League and Sunday
school committee met at the residence
of I)r. E. A. Adams in Columbia
-last Tuesday. ' Other members
of the committee present were
Dr. .J. W. Witherspoon.' Charleston;
:Dr. -J. S. Benn> Greenwood;
Mrs. F. M- Da.-h, Orangeburg Miss
L M. Rogers, Darlington and Miss
Edr.a Adams of Columbia. Dr. A
P. "Sjpears,'state president of Leagues
and Prof. G. W. Howrad, state
supei intendent of Sunday school.???? '
were present-being-members of th<
body. \'i.-it<>rs were Dr; .J. L. Ben
bow, presiding elder of the Kingstfee
district; Dr. R. E. Brogdon.
,.t M? I>1 ---? r 11
vk cm; i ii'asuiit Ul\ >"> .
. C. Crawford of Mount Pisgan, Sun.
tor; Mrs. Ruth Dinkins, Mis.j Elizabeth
Brogdon ar.d the writer who
has bfcehr chosen .official reporter
It was soon discovered that that
yyjLs.. no mistakt in-the selectrion 07
this committee. Miss. C. Edna
Adams was elected secretin y an.
proved hersef equal to the task assigned..
Dr. Lemon, is indeed a.
* excellent presiding officer and th
right man to be. in charge of a literary
program. I)r. j. \V. Witherspoon
who pastors one of th
largest congregations in the A
M. E. denomination, is an exper.
in Sunday school work. I know any
number of them and' he is.seconn
to none. Dr. Benn, presiding elder
of the Greenville cij-trict ha
made the study of. league work i
specialty and is prepared to d<
full justice to the subject. Aaaleaguoi/s
and spectators will fin<
that he ljtlow.s his business whei
the4j' arriVe at the state meeting
Mis. Dash and Miss Rogers play
id well their parts as members ofthe
committee. And to my mind
u more entertaining program has
never been arranged for such a
meeting. ...
Tin?V | and 1'lace
This \va<: left with Dr. ..Spear.*
and I'rof. Howard to select the
place for the hoi ling of this stati
meeting. At the group meetingheld
in Sumter la^t week Allen
university and Mt. 1'isgah, Sum
tc-r were nominated. Then a mo
tion or suggestion prevailed thai
neither <>f the places nominat'd f>
chosen. Rut that" another plac !
selected as a compromise. Af'.e
communicating with Bishop J. S
Flipper, D.D., to the facts ii
the cast* the bishop favored Sumter
so that ended the controversy
and Mt. I'i-gah, Sumter was made
the seat?of?the meeting- and -th*
flate is Augp.-t 1 D-Ul. We were,in
formed that Dr. Samuel Xar.ee o
Florence extended an invitation for
.the meeting. Dr. Crawford am.
?mcmlnns? -?-Mt. Pisgah have been
preparing foi* this niieting and
^felt it would nvet the approval of
? the state. They expressed regrets
when they learned that the meeting
-would be held elsewhere. Just
two Sundays ago the trustees rai
ed between one and two hundred
dollars in a few flays effort and
"t7Te pastor states that harmony
prevails and that he never serve ,
under a better presiding elder than
Dr. A. I'. Spears.
Cues! Sneakers
Bishop Jo-eph S. Flipper, D.D..
our new state leader and chancellor
will make his first official visit
to this meeting and will be
its chief guest. Bishop Fipper is
acknowledged to be the best informed
along Sunday school lines
and the work of voimo- r>fw?n? iVinr.
any bishop on the bench. Other
invited gues\s arc Prof. E. A. Selhy,
secretary-treasurer of . the "A?
M. K. Sunday School union, Nashville,
Tenn., and Dr. S. S. Morris,
general see rota ry?*af :.young people's
<1 pavtment. Among- those
H (im-rTR- 'srstfi' that "Will he special
instructors are Drs. R. I. Lemon,
-J. W. Witherspoon, E. A.
Adams, E. F. (J. Dent, S. II Lewis,
R K. Bf<9grlon, J. I-. Benbow, T
J Miles and J. E. Beard. Dr.
Spears is certainly gifted to jead
young people. The church will yet
"give him his rightful place. He
Howard also is a worthy associate
and well qualified.
Gone To His Reward
Mr. J. B. Hentz, one of the chartered
members of St. Mai|k church
* in the NewbeiTy district answered
Jih?jmal_surnmon at his home in
Columbia last Wednesday morning,
a week ago. He was a good
Jh i n-i t
^
V. " I
Chiistian man and loved by al! b
who knew him. Bro. Her.tz could ^
count his friends by the scores in d
Columbia ahJTiis'home near JiheT
don. He wore a pleasant smile H
for everybody and was among the ij
most loyal member in the A. M. K. n
church.?His illness wa.? very brief Jk
lasting only a few days. ,But he i:
died as he lived. Brief . set vices h
were conducted at Columbia by Di I
S. H. Lewis and Dr. S. S. Young- 1
blood. The funeral properly wa a
bed at St. Mark, his home church \
with his Pastor, Rev, J. S. Martin,. J
officiating. An unusual -large aud s
ience witnessed the sad fites. Ht' 1
leaves to mourn his departure oho 1
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Kemp, one j
son, Olin of Columbia and two -a
others in Philadelphia, Pa. "Hi,
soul is found in ptace". ?,
Our Manager
We' are glad to announce that .
Mr. George H. Hampton, published
'f The Palmetto Leader will b.- '
back to his desk at ?the office in a (
few more days. He has been con
fined to his room for several days
but is greatly improved at thi
writing. That accounts for many
. mpoitant communications not be- 1
irtg answered as well as the delay
>f special business transactions. Al'
of which will be pfomtply adjusted,
as soon as the manager re'tukir?
to his office.
Our AU iance j ,
The interdenominational minis- ji
it-rial union of Charleston and vie-j .
inity held it^ public installation h
service at Morris street, Baptist
'church ?f this ciBv last Wedncs- j ,
day evening, and it was acknow- I
iedged by?the? citizens to?be -the? ,
best in many years. Quite a large j
audience attended the. session and-! ,
Br. J. C. Dunbar,, pastor and hi. ongregation
were highly coni- ]
nended for the grand reception giv
en the alliance. Dr. It. S. Law
i ence, -pastor of Mt. Zion A. M '
L. church, was at his best as.maser
of ceremonies. Xot only did
iie reflect credit upon Ids denomi- (
nation but the entire Negro min j j
istry. Dr. j.W. Withcrspoop, pas- I .
tor of Morris Brown preached thi-j
installation sermon which was. a i '
masterpiece of eloquence. He Was'
congratulated by ministers and
. membeis of every faith in Chatle> '
ton. Dr. Witherspoon is prepared
to represent his church any when I
in America. Dr. C. A. Harrison.! '
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fornier rector of St. Marks Kpi.--j
copal church delivere<l the otliciai; t
haige which was the be.-1 we haw
ver heard. The newly 'elected of-j
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urns ivevs. .j. i . .Dunbar.'
(jiisidoiit,; S. II. Short, first vice-j
resident; It. F. Bradford, second n
vice-president; William A. Mac.k
secretary; W. T. Murray, assistant
secretary; R. S.. Lawrence
treasurer; S, Andeison, nies.sen
jer and E. Philip Ellis, official reporter.
"The Old Gray" was th ,
?nly officer elected to succoeed' '<
liinsi lf in the history. of the al.
inn1" t'ary?thank,.?to?ti*-?P.I owinjf
who kindly remembered i
The Palmetto Leader this week:
Mr. \\\ M. Frasier, Rev. K. Aiken
Mrs. Alecia Abraham, Mr. J. U. i
Blown and Mr Thomas Canty, i
Dr. J. C. James, the popular a: u '
steemed -pastor of Ebenezer A.
M. E. church, Charleston, is re- 1
sponsible'fdr our success in se.ur 1
.ngi these* subscribers. * He is a
race man and one of the "Lead \
ei's" best-supporters. "Ix-t
us -ad\ a nee on rtjr knees"
SIM MICRVILI.E NEWS
Wesley M. K. Church
ll_- ? ? ?* - -
rvt"v. i*. I'yatt, Pastor <
? The Sunday school opened at ?
ho usual hour with the teachers i
at their post of duty. s
Th(. 11:15 service was opened 1
by the pastor. After the regular |
order of service the pastor select
"d for his .discourse Ilosea 2:2-)! <
He psoke with such power and un- c
derstanding it made our heart:
burn as the man of^XWd spoke~"tn-| i
: =wr^ffi the way. i
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dro/.e ha
returned to New York after spend f
itig a week wfEIv theifr mother
whose illness called them there, '< ]
Bethel .A.. M..?L.Church i
Rev. V. A. Janerette, Pastor t
Sunday school at the usual hour. I
All teachers being present, a heat t
tifvi 1 lesson was discussed and reviewed.
The Sunday school is get !
ting along nicely in its work. We
were glad to have the district su
perintendent present in our Sunday s
school, Prof. .J, Hai t i,, of Mt. /ion- d
church, Charleston. He made in
tei-esting remarks. \
At 11 o'clock our service began.
As usual the pastor delivered a I
soul stirring sermon. Text He- (
brews 13:14. Prof.- Harris was it
our midst, also Mrs. Maggie A! ?
ston of Emanuel church, Charles- [
ton. She is spending awhile with- t
Mrs. Sally Boice and Mr. Obles- i
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THE
ic. She i* the president of the
lissionary .society of the Edi^t
istrict. ?
""Mis. Janet ette " the ' mother ~oT"di
.ev. .Janet ette is spending awhile t:
i ' Sumn-.evville wjjk theni. She "
rade sotiie Vet y "timely remarrcs. jj
1I Ml' K I f. S. (
< spending patt of het vacation in T
umnterviile, with her sistet. Mrs.
Iattfe Sitninor.s. Mrs. Simmon*- u
etutned to her Uonie a few dayitro
after e-ni'ivin^ a rdeusant .stav ^
nth her si.-u-i. Little Miss Kuith ,
foyner left Mon iay- nvn iung to t|
petal a .week's vacation with Mrs. p
lattie Fiazier, .Lincplnville. We
tope that she marl have an e:i- U
oyable stay. Mrs. James Mitc.he'l
tnd daughter No. 1 oliT W. Ivtifely I
treet, Philadelphia, I'a., wei L. the fi
: Uests of Mi.-s Carrie li. Gl ee.. ,
.as bee.'1, down several week:, visit v
njj" her aifilt in Marion who ha.- u
jeen very" ill in Mc-C !>>ud Infirma- <)
y, Fiorer.-cy, S. but is' now ijfi- k
i" iQ '''' I 1' 4j
jerty street; she'also .-p.nt a while a
it- the Paradise c;,ife.
Please <i n't ever forgot to-vis- ?
it the Paradise cafetloia. We apt .J
prev.iat-' "very -much the patio-.age I.
A the Charle.-tonian- ahd the Sum j
iner\ jllians. .You can a!wa'\\. look ^
for the. be.-1 of sorvi.c. d
? ftmrch" of Crnd -- - jl
Friday and Saturday e-venin.a s j *
].ul.V 10-11 v. i re V'.! y busy e.veii.njis
anions the yoinv jn'ojil. <.f t.iejl
I'h inch of G '1 in the iJt'.wn.v\i k-|'J
-cctio::. '1 li. >" cain-.- . to-'ether t" j j;
h6e and clean the church y..u ..l a
Lemonade and L\. ?-r>].: water.uel- e
?n.- Wem ' .-e:\ e i lb the- Wwi k' is. |
Sunday. .July 1J beimr iiuVi :>*I '
iay Ava^-tt T-t-^4r-(iay fr?- >. ^
111 -i iie- of. tiie lain . tho:A,lui?ii en- I
leathered for the evening : eivice' v'
ivhiclii- v.a. conducted hy 111 - . Na- j,
iTianiel GiblTs. 7 t
; : ;J
ionks ( n Akin. a. m. i-:. i
ZIO.N ( 111 Htll I
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Rev.-II. ('. Vouiiu. l'a>N?r
'I'lli-le will he' a Com: r Si >
1*0 lemony at. J one.* * 'napel A. .M. r
h Ziun Church San lay,..) !y l.h j1
it i: o'clock. capital. < i'.y].
>> i's;e- No. F. .V, M. ?r;.r. 1 >
VIiv J. lh Lewie worship.. 1 Mas-. h
C1 ; I .'
(Jnier oi : ci vic
Corner Stut.- t t-pviiiony. - , I-'
Mattel" ot ' eiv.r. nv Mr.- .1. is.
Rtriibuck. (Ira-..! Ma.-t r I'. A. M. j I;
S i 11 i *1 i i. I: ii;. e ; I1
In vocal ion.
liii' t M is.-'. - Co.in and .Min.i ( '
jordon. . j (
. Address-, -I'm S. II. Lewis. | as- |
or of lief..el' A. M. L. ( nnrch. 4
'Si k.-tion. * 1 ?r~{~?
Offering. e. l.
Lay 1 iff oj < ocm r Sa-ii". .1
Iienedict.io.n. . ' ;;
The h 'h.ic i- eo.uho.y i:.. i.t< <1 o
ittellll tili- -li". iv.e,
_ i
I.a\i:s m:\ns
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Hi lh. l \. M. I( ii 11 loll
Uy\. U. \. IJrnun. I'a-tyr
l. wt'ir a' irrr i?run-In**' prr??i,t.
Al l ! i. < ,v,A. thv !< >
..ii ? . a I... i.ii? ... i ii ' ;
ho pa -lot.
At ] 1 :-J0 a. in. tin* | a-:<.
I i cin !, <: a v. i.*i -: u 1 -titit:^
' . lira >n :*i-1 :ti.' J-t . -I'' 1; i. Ii'"
hap! . .a...! 1 ' i I!
vVit*: n.a'if "! tin*' Kativo!
,a:h o-: |:i' ii..-. Wo !<a.<
ii. <>y .! it. Wo v. or. ohnl 1 ,
lei V o l I.?- \i- ili'i'.- C
Mi--. II. J?iii.*.- ' a- -I ?*h:Hr
von- t\o~"jiTi !. "i* th-if I lA!. l". - 1,
Mr. ai.il .Mf -. I'ai I, .Mitkiv ....
>T. S I 1.1 * 111 N" S M. II. < III Rl Ii !
Rov. N. \\ . <.rt*i>iu\ Pa>tnr | '
j
r1 ~ * ^ ' I
1 Jilloa. .**, ' . S'tialay -ol/u" la
ponoil at tit - u-aal h>? r: wit! j v.
;Upt. I .each it; c'liii ripo. lit* jtuvi. ]>
in intoiastintr loviow i?f l!vo loan.
IYoaehi:.-_r i < - hi-uan a I
1 o'ch.ok wit || 't he pa-t?.r ill t.iilaco.
i
Tho Iluiliiiiiv ootniiii'too an t I'i '
in'r-iTiyht I*. -g [7T.|\ J" . a
lumli rally in the irar fas-utv.
M r. < i i i -?.M i . i < a n?t-r?Vv a1 ! u
n.'Tton, I.). ('., v.i-itii;rr hindtlur,
.Mrs. Am; .-J" ns"!5.
Mi>-, Alice J Set Ilea is sper-dincr a
e\v days in (Jraii^' I??i? . SC.
Mr. and Mi's. Herbert Rogers. o "?
Brooklyn. N. V., ,-jr nt he' 1
11_.Lk.ti?lity?uLatk-w?rv-hti !-* ? a+t-?tl
rif ruls. Their daughter, Mi
)<>rothy returned with, the:.: !'? ,
he remainder . f th.e -limine1;
Afi>s Helen Manning is |.? n ii: :
ter vacation in Wilminy'on. N. C.
vith relatives.
A r. at ?'i 'Mi-, .ianns 1-r. ma' ' '
ipent on day at I,tike1 Waecamaw .
shirt h ( aioiina. ?? L
Mr. Heh.iamin (irahatn 1 ft las' 1
veek fin Ashbury I'ai i;ti .1.
Miss Klnise Hetliea is vi-itim
II..- I. <
,v. iwv. kuiu- ifcWiea it
Jaflfnoy, S. C,
The Sunday school will sponsor
i.silver tea Sunday afternoon at
i:Q0 o'clock at the home of?Mr,?ind
Mrs. G. L. Leach. The public e
s cordially invited.
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I PALMETTO LEADEK
CARLISLE NEWS
Services wuc j: <>d at William
hapel A. M. E. /ion Church. Sunay
school at the ihual r.our r>y~~
'.v Supt. Mr. Irvin Coleman; Tno
. son was well rea i and discuss
1 bv the "sch'ool. The pastor, ReV.
. llilliam brought io us a
VI :.t nussaw on: I.-aiah >">
he Congregation seemed to have
ljoyed it. Financial part.. was
ood.aisQ. Tfie old church
'ere at~theil' 1^'^t of ,ny.
Miss Itbi E. Sullivan from New
oik is visiting her grgndmothtr,
Irs. Estella Shcllon. Mis< SuRian
finished High Sch.n! in June
le "Ciilis- High School" Broukn.
N V.Mrs,
Estella Shelton h:;s opene '
p an ice cream parlor; opened.on
aturdays and Sunday- aftvrno 11.
We regret that Mrs\ HenrV
Hckerson continues ill; . we hope
r?r her a speedy recovery."
Mrs. Alice Hawkins .who has
ee.n ill lor sometime, is reported
ery this week. Wv do hope she
ill soon recover. Her.' lovely
aught cr, Mrs. Louise Webber
yoin Jersey Fity eunie down to
omfort her. ' Mi.-s R sa L. Brown
ad a Uxn.-.il operation recently.
nd is getting along' nicely.
Social News
Master Vafv Hawkins. Jr. fn>n>
,'nion ..is visiting his aunts. Miss
ulia Hawkins and Mrs. Irene
.aney.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
hstclla Shelton entertained a
roup in nor.or oi i:cr yianilavjrhter.
Miss .Sullivan.
Thos-e present yoi't- Miss- lWav
iOe Brown, M-r-.?fcifcw L. SWuji^r
Ir. Wilson Kn^liMt. Killipn.' Savirc\
Mr. Rol-?"rt I..' Cialnipn. Muss
arHe L. Wicker.- Mr. Bunion
.ylos, Miss L<ia. vfulliviTn.. Missos
ulia ajul .Willi-o ' (lalir.on. Mr.
Mmus I.ylos. Mi", K ::waid Kntrish.
. They all report ..ii nr.u mv yble
afternoon.,: The hostess servd
a d^lioious repast. ;
Mr. and Mr-. Katrvne .Su\v'n>t.
av . a social.Saturday niaht. Tlu
uests arrived at '.'Sin. Several
aires wt r<?pia-v.B|ir..uT?.anil.
Iriftge. The i;V! was' ta','ped
.ith .a sorvir.tr i f cocktail . an?i
hiokon salad. '< tad; -rs and saitn<
s. -.'The auosts Jm-luiod the
ollowinfr pcr-'.n-: Mr. and* Mis.
udue Brown. Mr. Clinton. Med>ck;
Mi*s Mne I.i-llie -Hawkins,
liss Iiosn I.. Brvv.n. Mr. ftiik-r!t
.. Ctahnoiu .Mi-:' Polly Mitchell.
Ir. Tallinn I-' l-s. Mr. l.ov.l Mit-'
: t-11. Mr. 11- A I?. lyr- Thy -art
1' run rue -t - w.? >.-< . from C:.ioii.._
ivcVyonc t-'xJ'!* they < !i- j
>yod-tlu-iii-' ivcr. p eimndoUsjyi '
A correction:. In last . We-.kV i--:
a." in-tead of. Mr... Ktarks Cf 1
an it is Mr. Stacks Claim n h-ft
..r Pa. / .
There' u|!l - lie ail .cht-11 .inni'm
iyt-n by ,t?,v \\\ I.h' an.: ! '. M. So.;
ij ty of \Yiiiia?V f'i.aU;! A. M.
I. y.i-'-iV chur-;-. I'riday hifHit. Tin
kihlie' is. a.-U?-.l to ('onic. o :t ami
njoy TTT rc'A-cshmviit. " i
(H.(lRi:i) CATHOLIC ( III H<H
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tl.i 111 pion-trt?On-k?Sii* fl. T-^
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a.-.-s. on' Sunday:
ia -e- 7;00 ai.d 1 < :J(i A. M.
May School-' ? l:"ii P. M.
;i y ( lass~7mil P. M.
.- . Vv> on W cvk Hav-: ' '
la - *'?::;u A. M. daily
a-dbay-is 7:':;" p. M. dady
A\. - i vices arc ope:. t > the colli
.1 Public, .
A : a f.'/A ?vv-ii h way tor for'pi-iv-iiu
: r a t ions in teachings of Cath^iit'-Rcii
v tOllr*
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a t fowl books to lead. Any
cisur.s who will .volunteer to emulate
the bookj may apply at '
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2 1 new books were ud u d d : y
ilie month and P.'d mafa/.i v-onatdl.
An attractive post' r .-h'owinf the
vnity book truck carrying b .olts .
f > < i? neighborhood i> on .i-1?I
.Pro library. May y.e l.iir.y
ffohs to your neighborhood?
During the winte r the track earied
s?veial deposits of hook, to
...,Vinr.n?rrrrt?
hoV.l serving 3,7k" ehiMiVn' <.n I
.1. \\\ Talley, Librarian "
Ki;tiii:i. a. m. k. (in K( n
I{(\. John II. (irant, Pastor
Anderson, S. C.?The 3rd quar- j
r ly conference was held July
We wci'C- happy to have* out
t S. S. Sunday morning, July
ho spoke very interestingly on
he lesson?"The Coming of the* J
loly Chost with Power."
At 11:30 he preached a soul
tirrirtg sermon using a? a text
jph.*fi:ll. When the invitation was i
xtended?one person administerd
to an appreciative cYoWd by
he Presiding Elder. Monday pite,
L - - - - jjj
July Oth, after the usual form of
> i>er.ing tlTe woik < f the conference
began. A written and financial ie-r?<va.
iiur.u by each auxiliary M
tlvt church. AH a-sessments weie
l?aid in full.
li:. Iienn_paiii.a LnidiM.1 ibute- to
? u.- very edition" chutch Secretary,
Mr. F.. S. .Mitchell, .Vst. Manager
if the Greenville District of the
-X-< M.it ::il' 1: ~'.iranc j ('"mjinn;. (
and also to the good work being
by Dr. Grant and members!!-.
Mis. l). E. Johnson, reporter
' ' '
nVoodiu ff news
Trinity A. M. E. Z. C;hjrch
Rev. R. J. E. Allen, I'astor
?.SAUvlaJk-.-juTiLiol?ojjiJiiid at the
Usual hoflr with Supt. and all.
teachers at their post (if duty.
Mis. Nell Fielder- has returned
home aft*.r .-pending ten day.- it.
I'idiadcif.hia. I'a. with relatives.
Sh,- repotted having a grand time.
? Mi.. V th Hull.. ar.d mother.
..were visitors in Eanford, N. C.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. George Dowii^ is
. isitii.tr i el.a^|vt S in Ashe.viile. and
llendejsonyille, N. -C. this week.
Mr. M. S. C'allahaui *?f Spartan
uurjr, S, (. v.a- a visitor here Sat
t day.
??Merdanit-s Maso-ra F-t-kremi. - B;
Alii-oi: an 1 daughter and 1 foil-in.
aw ar.d Mr. Emanuel Staves ."
Imparl, S. C. wore..'the gutsts o
Mcs<lam{.s Ilvelyr.e Wilburn ami
('h'.siiiu* Vos.ter Friday at'terno-m
Mis. Rath Moslev 'Blakely o'
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Ashvvillo. N. C. i- vjs.il in a rclat
ivo- here tki- week.
. .Miss Adaliiu* Simu.ons Xe\\.
-Yolk i? vi.'iiil.a h>'r parents. M
(ait' Mrs^.Jvikn Simmons.
Sick list Mv-iianis Choline
( i. Racia l Rice, Mr. 'Mozcll Rice
We wish llieiiy a SjU'criy. recovery.
li.MMAN I III. A. M. K. 1 ill Rt II
Rev. .1.. K. Thomas. Past or. I.a?t
Sin iltrv ;is wi-ll ;i< #>?!> i
nay.-. it wa- intensely >t. IKpitv
the heat; icliui/'Us aetivitie
. i wv.er. ?c hv'.tlinVf ?wa;,,
Whether li-ji., t rainy .chuivh"
will' make- it | os>ib!o to enter
.-nine pla.e wi' vv? <r .* bin^^^Lh ii
lls':t;s ti.Kl in -pite. of ,ciiiimtU
i<-n';liti"ii-. tin.' work i.l" tin- Kin^i<ill
;st ji,r ?>n.
We'weiv j-.I*.ttsi-.t to see a vny
lint- sral lnvin:r at Kmniaiiuol on
la-t Ij.ualay. - Tin.- pastor ure-.toii
the atuiieiii e as' usual, a I'tor which
t>?ii iti'ri-T <1 .at:?imp. i -is > n.mri.iinn's
mis-am', th. ujr.i lahounjr u? !
a-Ir'cav y .strain. Tlu* 'pa-.sir.ir of
iiis mother, air-. Iioilic Thomas
iast.v.tik at'tocuM him yivatly.
111.- iiVaii.v fi loiuls of l?r. ami Mr.-.'
Th.'-fiius syn pathize wi;h them.
!l.\p issiouv of sympathy . wore
;italo.i !' by Mi-. Salter. Itev-.
a- .'ii White ami oilais who r. py.-.!.u-i!
tin- church a- a whM..
At the nnttrPhn-nr Suinlay .-chop!
lion i iH-ik The super iutoiiikr.t Mr.
>. I., i i. .. v,?a; i... ! u iui; i
< oaij.atoil tlu- opit.intr after whirl!
:1a- lacl.eis . i j oi te?i to their lop.i
1... ria-.-o- ami t'.e lesson was
n ivi-n iltie cp:i.-i ii rat ion.
i". ? : i.'-is. pil'l'i]?rrfiin.nuiinie!
A.M. ii. chuich. -yew
"l'oik. ]o in.. ii fn, us. I'ev. Nichih
li\ervi ti i ;it sermon IV ill
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till; li >:l Ioum 1 ill the hi st chapter
f It ij.:\:is at" til sixteenth Verse
:'Fo| f inn .n'o't "a-halvf. 1 of " the
i'La_> i> "ii !,i? vacation hot (. mild
-lay away 1"i? sj 1 (" arleston
and l'i u:a Km ma mud.
l)iiii';y thVpast week. the 'fob
euc.-t.-' uci'c entertained by
111. and Mi:-. J. K. Thomas; Dr. <?
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? Vocut tonal training in fri
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A Service in Kcepin;
17 YEARS OF EF1
Mrs. T. J. Mi It's and T. J., Jr. of j
Columbia, S. C.; Dr. \V. E. Richardson,
Mrs. Ida Rogers, Miss L. j
M. Rogers ami niece of Darlington,
S, C.; Mrs. E. L. I'arrish of Flor- "
ence, .S. C., and Rev. (latheis of
Gun getovyn. _
We were pleased to see Mrs. j
Alell.R. (Mundm, a hi ide ol'a few j
weeks at Junior?choir rehearsal
Jast week. Mrs. Chisolm, a former |
school teacher, pie.-idont of Lsner.j
Board No. 2, * a Sunday school j
teacher and an active all-round
member of Kmmanuel is one of
well-thought-of ones in the circle .
if the younger set. j
She is also president of our Jun-'
ior choir., -Mr_ Chisolm is a inember
of Usher Board Np. 1, and is
well known in th?;cityw
On last Wednesday evening our
Junior choir served at Wallingforel
Presbyterian church. A fine
representation of the members
were present, along with the) "Norganist,
Miss A. K. Moore.
MI" Joseph inn 'Swinlmif a teach er
in the Sunday school left last
week for Northern climes. Wewish"
for,her a safe trip ar.d return.
Miss Saiah Kinley of Mt. Ziori A.
M. K. , who for quite a while has
he-en- visiting our schoed, Will take:
charge of Mrs. Swinton's elas>
during her absence.
Miss X. \V. i)e Lesline, president
of tile A. C. F. League wishes
tot-hank the. members an!
friends .'for their piesenec. from
time to time.: She >vants them t
kr.ow that they are always welcome.
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L.U KKNS NFWS
Mnnd Mis. Thomas < risp-an-l
attractiveyhildren, Jimmie Mae,
Johnnie, Francis, Rubin, William
Rovers and Miss Sarah Kathefine
Fuller, the daughter of Mr. and
.Mrs. Frank Fuller all of Baltimore
Md. have beeti the house truests of
their nT~ ,MTT lilid M i >. .Inlih .
Fuller and Mr. ar.d .Mrs. Arthui
Crisp. It has lie en years since
tlu(\- have visited their old home
town and everybody-woi'e delighted
to see theih. Mrs. Crisp will
be renie.mbirod as tile same sweet
I simnng (m>kt) fuller is of old.
i Many dinners and other felts wci\
! in Vpnc for thc'nV while here; only
luM'-oi ry. t'fii' slay was so short.
I .M.j-'- I.owis was llie wcekend
^uest of Miss I'loVa Fuller last
wo k.
Mrs. Irene: Davis < ?. N. Y. is
visiting her parents.
i Mi. a; d Mrs. And:e\v Fuller had
as their quests Tuesday evening,
at the resident of Mr. and Mrs.
Thonias Shellon, Mr. and Mrs. Tons
Chtisp of Baltimore, Mil,, Mr. an.!
Mrs, (,'hrisp of I.aureus and Miss
C'laui Fuller of I.aniens. A tie |
lieious course of ire eieam ami
take was sewed. Miss I.ily Plultani'
.Junior 1'arks left homo las'.
Week to - pond awhile in Waslnngtor.,
L). C.
Mis.s Phelts is a member of th
In i o-tal llollne-s t'liuicli. Sh ?1
i- a v'reat -phitual singer.
DKTIIKlV A. M. K. 4.MI IU II
Dev. N. A.. Hethea, Pastor
Si. (leorge, S. C.?-Sunday was
a gr at ?!r,y here. Our S. S. open-.j
t ; at ltla'lO by the assistant. Supt. j
Mr. .1. II. Jones, presiding with the]
t ffieerk and teachers at their re-!
spec live places, with a fine crow i '
tt> witness ttie beautiful lesson at [
the close of the study our P. K.
Dr. .J. K. was presented and ho
conductetj the review.
Shortly after 11 SlO a. m. the
pastor ascended the rosttum, ae- ;
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. & 1. School t
hk, s. c. ... ;1;
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sports, music and drama. .j.
September 19. 193f>. ' 'Is
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ND COURTEOUS SERVICE."
5 With Every Puree.
TCTENT SERVICEL
Saturday, July 18, 1936
FOR HONEST VALUE
USED CARS
STOP BY
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THE OK Cuuiita I
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1024 Main St. I
Open All Nitrht?24 Hour Serrie*
Save your rticklea and dimea and
come up to see us sometime
While in Columbia visit the
Lenox Beer Parlor
Cor. GERV.US & HARDEN SI'S.
i.i N< iiks^u AT U:UMI:S
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WORKS, INC.
1J09 HAMPTON ST.
C'OI.l'MBIA, S. C.
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companii'il by the P. K Ai'tei- a "
very "lively devotion, the pastor,
presented the P. K. and lie t< <>k
his tTNl Isaiah Oth chapter 'and
tile 1st verse.' - The
sermon was delivered wit i
much power and- evei yhody waniade'
to feel, the necessity of seeinjr
God, for themselves. We feel
thankful to God -for sciidi / 'uthis
great' leader. Then.. are fe:..like
him and. pur pastor has proved
to us all ready that lie is a m;ir,'
sent from Clod.
At 8 o'clock Sim'ay w.
ed to another, rich message by tl:
I'. K. The Juirior" cli??ir sang all
day. Mrs. M. A. Summer-. ' o,yanist.
ptosidinig. ' At. the elo-e....
of the sermon an invitation wa?.v
1?.-I .... 1 -- --
v n i huh clllll Oil;- pel Soil ,I?'K ? '!.
\\ t arc pibu 1 t<> say thtU our
(.lunch is mo\in<- up the. .Kinds'highway.
. ;; r?Motulav
night marked th.v
-?? ?! quarteilv confeumee.. In ni'e..
of the'dark cloiul and thunder. j
Vie had a walk over session; the.' '
P. K. wtti W'cll pic it .-oil 111 l!.t' u:r.
the pastor had the business arranged,
-with his oval officers.
t-lOO.UU was realized for this uuar
tor. The P. K. paid in full. Ait r
.the quarter, IUv. A. .J. Thomas
was presented mid. 'he spoke vu y
encouraging of our work and institution.
A
llov. K'eth'ea and Dev. Thomas * t(
motored to Orangeburg Monday 1
on business. Dr. Lhaid, Dev.
Ijethea. and family were dinnerfile's
Is of Mr. and?M rs. ?far - 4A
Drown on Sunday. IteV. J. P.
Washington, a pkusant visitor in }
the city Saturday. Our pastor I
has .rust returned fiaun ;i vmv I
phasairt trip to Rocky Mt., X. C.
to visit his brother.
Dr. Heard, Rev. A. J.- Tlvomas
Rev. Bethea and family were din- J
ner n'tiests on .Monday.
See .Mrs. S. Fuller for your Lead 1
or; one copy 5c.
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JHIS^MXRV IWF TUOMDS0X I
I'ASSKS AWAY .1
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Mrs. Maiy Jane Thompson, a ^
City Nurse of Marshall street, departed?t-his
life Sunday, July 12r
at \Vavcrley Hospital. *
She was born in 1888 in lowei i
trRlrtnmf ~fTrrmTy~-aiTd~ spent?the?fl
most of her life in Columbia. 1
She was a faithful member ot
Second Calvary Baptist Church,
and also a very dutiful Nurse.
She was admired by both races,
os.
She leaves to mourn her loss, 1
son. 3 sisters, a host of relative and
friends. .? .
Funeral services were conduct1""1
ed at Second Calvary Baptist
Church, Tuesday evening. Offi- 1
cihting were Rev. F. M. Youny, U
Rev. C. If. Brown and Rev. Mr Muff
Peace, pastor.
Interment' was in Gills Cree'c
Baptist Church cemetery,'ten mil- J
es from Columbia.