The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 01, 1936, Page Page 2, Image 2

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W*^ : _ ; > F%f? I I "THE OLD GRAY? ? *j; ?AND?* -t~ |THE NEW RIDER"! i By 1 * IUSV. E. 1*1111.1.11* ELLIS J A SUCCESS El L INSTITUTE \\ u viiiiU'ii lliL. t. i<i. i)11; i . |,un hi the summer school ol tt'ie~S?MU A. and .Vi_. College al Ol angeburji last week Wiure rt Would take only ail eye witness to UesvVibc tiu scene. Has summer selsioh \va. not only |?rr iiouuced the best in the state nut one ol the oest 11/ thy South. We were met .011 tiu .V. campus by that -'polished euueato. and Christian '-gentleman, 1'iot. .1 1*. Burgess, who is an rural exam i ? pie bt culiuie arm renneaient. Alter taking us over -the. Ivutuiiu campus he took us. to tnc puiaua home ot the i're-uienl, in. Al. 1' wmivaKiM , wiicre we were royar. ']y l'eceiveu by mat prune of pies ??-r r?; ruems. . lie intioiuiveu' us to hi..mother, Mrs.' \v lUliakcr. . 'i hi. *1 ..eerily w.'inufu t\ pcc-seiltUiO bes,. . . type m nipi.tiers in . :-Yiviorna. W it. ail oi her .'ow n . ai>tiiieil<>i), am that w I licit has be* n aikied t'o lie", by Pel' sell who is laleil as uue o. the best college heads in the South ern system, site is a etovcVui e tins tiah, and loves hei e.aneli. VNe.aP . so met at thenlciil's home ' Mrs. ! liershri', \\ no l cihyea -.Mi s. (Miller) haile as bean -ol\ \voiiict this summer.. .his. lio.ilyi'.ol t'ak lahwma, whose" late" .hmba'.nl was one oi tJio Jc'aunm itisu uety rs . n ' V the eoUee.H'.ilere'' a.-.'-l .vn-- \\ hi'Ua ?; ket*, niece, lot live prc-.-u'icllt.. . Stan , tlie-.heli l'ang. and We were jisiictVKlMiito the chunk: t oy hi where a 'dinner lit lor a King ?i,yfc_s* ?ved. ?ay What ybu wiLi out tile State . college at Oraiigebui g w ill continue. to be thejieaomg Negroni stituth jl in t:'is .state wil.l.1 1-Wi se. ileiK -\\ hittaker. a- Us j-teau.. Aside trum Ins'irui.- aMii' v.' ?t^i<v no;ili >11~ intc'lleetnally. Iic. iuious now to treat people, au-..t tneiv'ioiv en.i> y> the hitfii'e.-.l -1< cnV hi. l>oili w..iu ami e.nl<>K'ii. l't<.**tdom \\imia ker and t'lol. llwiiie are- hies* inn's to llie* Neji'r'o :a>\ m respective .. . oi deriouilnutioiis. A riNL 11 MORAL \Vnile- at.'Uian;a? liU! a', uc witlies .-red the sad riles ut tile late ill'.. L. .M. Dtllliol!, !;..(! Ill till Clallm chapel i, ucioe-k ia.-t Wei liesuay aiiei'i'i oi . t i.c. uceeasec. ' was connected w:ir. '.in.' -e:.o>d apres ideal, and i'i?i-n-ni I'.n.er'itu.lor over do yea 11 vv;i.- nin. tl.ae lie stood 111 too i ill's Alu a* ham Lincoln u^ien it caiiie to in. . ligious i.ice-doiii. lei o'.a- ru.-iu. j- . mutip,- --llit'. nn'rc inl wen -?-dUR h -a lid- -i+H *- s<~??e-r?l-rt-:tiry- -rnmrr . >'. it wps a l uiic-t al w-un son,e .?ea*vAil 01' t..e- spvakei s weie e/oluivi. except .1 nilyv 11. II. .'Uus... and tin pastor ot' liie yieti.o-fi>t Lpi-copn .. t.lniiih >otith. AN H':i seven ealo j^ios, and liVe; i..isiea. puVni.ei-.s tile e lit lie seiVi c in-led ouiy o.iu ? 0 houi ~aiY<I ten in:n'at e J):. .NIai; shall .Mel iihiuii,' past- . ?. : i':\. ,\i 10. ehtli'cli III' Idiahee 1'i.ii e. . v. a.- ' i. charge ol the -Y; . a and .deli, creel il :.iui.iu ic? wa> loll' win leu.'ar-ie: . I ..at ti;c IJtMioji .1. .-. 1' l.ur ..-.i :t Ct'pliul! < '. a iUliiiai yi r.U I < ?v ii ci ak :> w .n- . t,v J. J!, t'uyin. ; . . t.f C )i';i!;.L;cbu: vCj.v.- laa -'a -un^it - " fcive linwiik- <i;? r-ijai.i ;i,v A .. luiii.ni * A.-.-m ral a -u:. 1 . Mi ,.>a ii-tilt; ili/liiet . t' niton - . -Utile i v: '.ai !? > ?*.?? .; l?r; .\. K. 11 ?v. iiiii; -:.ii!lv-ii>ii-rV cM'.' tile JSuYn'U i ill-ti :< [, uu. III l.i.i tlci.ii-.-- t !, itl'Iia.i. it t Hi' ti u.-Uf butiiii. ii.i:. i'Va../... i "h i' 'I??;i ..... :?; tin.. u_ bis uiiiin.-s f<?r tin- a-, .ludvtt li. 11. .\i.t..-s. v. a - at u: - in- t i.. tile Vhizi-,:-. "lii . ai. r i<A ii.u.' ljo. maii (..an tii;-.*'linn a n.an la,. l.ib'.V II lli> liii- 1? l' 111* I I ii'lllt.'," Wi'l i -Hie-wnrdy-rir :yvif "n.v ' rv. j..t-1.i ,Ti" r\ Whit taker, ftniii \\ .ViaTi"ht' til inaxiif li.e itga, i"ii. I'ij_--nii-.ru?.1 I!, llainit >; I'll a! i -.alius v..a.- ?1. .t. i I'iny; an abli- a-nucs ulji-n \\i loot u> leave i-ir t ur '.i am. v> < could have reniuiluhj t hi.otr.th,' hun w e know it the ..edule. 1 wa. seated l?y lay yo >ti I norni In. Me Colluin, i.t' liiO .".Vtot her( hirer. win ffiue 1,1.0 1 in ..liana-.- of the .-peak, el's of wm.ni 1 a iti ha iantil.ar. Valuable information. In -peakiny wjtj, i i i . I., il. Hem injrway at t )i ai ; 0 ;; -, ia-i wee. ami roaiiiiiH?m-r?i m i?rrt?nop1 lirt merit I'O _L.lv. < hunch Lhhon.u.hHoard, Tloaiind that , the iat 15. shop \Y'iiiiani I). Ju ii-mi, mad< those ajip' intnu nts m i.eepin.L with his promise. The fact* in the case are, two .separate and dist 11 n <; t delegations waited on the dyct-ased bishop _at dilfereni timein interest of themselves ol course more than anyhody else. The impression that \va*?hiimyht to bea1 _? .. ..npolw^-tdr-fc: ~ bmtt?fr?rr m^.Ttrdr^TPftoF; of the iii'st conference) was thai these app<>intni"nts would ?r<? to those receiving the leading votes at their annual^ eo- foresees, and t.itl was tin- undo i s I .i mi i ne. I'm v hen the second d? legat ion wait* e<i on the lisnop, they, convinced the bishop that -some of the nun whp led their (leleuati' its were not to aeknowl dged loaders of the conference irom a standpoint of service. Arui thy latter group stood for these appointments l< be given the nun of tong service. t1 It is understood that the bishop (oncin tt d most heartily with the contention proposed by 'the second delegati n apd. made the Appointments accordingly. Now that the late bishop changed his intentions after hearing both delegations i^ absolutely no crime but simply N proved that he was a wise man. After all, I don't -know but that experience will yet teach us that there is but little gained by committees representing factions seek ing private interviews with bishops. Fortunately or unfortunately for me, I have never been chos ? . sen l/y .no side to See "the bishop. Hence I have to make uiy own engagement with him, carry my own scat and sit down. It seems howI'Vcr that in the case of two dele V at tons, the Second delegation is the most successful. This has been shown in the appointment^ to these special boards. "The Old Gray" And Popularity ? Everybody will have to admit ;hai tins writer stands by hi.s Epis"I'al leader to the very last, t.'all cue roll of all the bishops dead unu iVitig who presided over us, and lot , Them testify. * They will iell y. u that our voice- and pen. a et c .in their favor to the end 01 heir Episcopal .un earthly career. Its a tine thing to enjoy the praise l a bishop but it is grevious to .-hare with hint in his persecuions. All records will show that ibis writer has sutfered equally .. it it his bishop because he dareu o take a stand for hiili. Well he. .s just the same today. "The Old iVuy , is hardly thought of in the eginning of an Episcopal adminstration. He can'.t even touch the .em" of his bishop's garment, for uc h? st of his advisors and high. place seekers. But should there "tr.e an occasion for his cneniie.o curse hint duting his administration, these many friends wil ?lidir h single insult. J mea,o say that they will keep so tveu rill between, until they can hole 'ne' bishop. in one hand and hit ncmies in the other. But our rayer is that no .such condition ' t" th.' past will happen .in the iiis op Flipper's'administration. Fo .s niiiu.-ters and lay-members \vv ausi meet Clod some day. And nc .cubt sooner than', we -ekpeet. It. is-much as we would- reign witl. he bi'shop, let us be willing tc utlVr abuse with him if need be. a t some olie else share with the Old. til ay" in public Slander foi landing by the bishop. _ A Beautiful Life Ends When . all that was mortal o. I .diss Etnrn Molctfe was laid tt est at Apdpka, Fla., last week, ne of earth's brightest stars wen, own to rise in that celestial world lie was jLhe olily daughter qf Dr. . S.. .1. .Midlette, a loyal supporte. J. The''. Palmetto Leader, and a idng tlie -leading pastors of the annelid Annual, conference, lit .as tiie first pastor from his eoner< m e to be elected to the generi conference. .Miss Edith"1 Was tal 11ted' in every respect, a lover o. ii.;i\h and Sunday School am .diked untiring in both, for tin ..dvanc.enieiit of her ,Hedeenier'. ".ingc.om. She was- conscious oj .1; end". And while in her las. mmci.ts, she was surrouiHled with host of l'ricjids, she bade them . o?i'byc, and asked them all to jieet her .in .heaven. The funera. .n Florida was . largely ' attemieu fficT the floral- design5 were nuiierocs. llev. Dr. Baker, pasbo. f the defeased paid a glowing tri .n- a> this beautiful life. But it itiv be . truthfully said that hei sv.ul is" now resting in the . pres:.ie-.of the Lord". Uur I nion The interdenominational aliion e of Charleston and . vicinity Id a great .session here last Mtm /.ay ami recessed until September. M'der of the. day was the repor . ! .if tho l'nio.n's picnic held last fuuisday. Several Visiting min-. stirs v.eiv present and on being i v. tiled. mate timely remarks.- li. iv-iim this session, pr. J. C. Pun iii. iik Mui tu suggested tnat the ueiubers. exchange .right hano . M-ciings, wliich made a .profound piritua! impress inn. The minist-!s parled each looking ;l'oi\vani <t results of his high calling. I.ei I s Advance On Our Knees" \I$BK\ II.I.K NKWS St 1. James .A. .M. K. Church Rev, \\. S. Minis, Pastor Sunday schoJl opened at the isual hour and fairly attended. ..esson reviewed by Miss M. T. jiei ne; r. marks by, pastor. At 1 1 i.'io A.M. the pastor-spoke us I'roin the subject "I Am the v'ay". All enjoyed the message. Itev. .Minis also preached a Missonaiy sermon at -1 o'clock. Hrttt'.M. Rev. .). (J. Qua ties, the preiding elder delivered the mesaue. Rev. T:lli-l:i, the subject t tins discourse was "John's Visit of the -Lord." LU 1? 1 ' : : "V gUKl IP nil V.I' m QUI : - +t' vht*?.Miss Rebecca Gray antT lis. R. E. McClaren and little aughter, Lincta of Greenville. .Misses Harriet A. Wjngfield, ifte. Hamilton, Pauline Davis i:d .Mary R. Rope have "returned .Iter a successful summer session .1 State college, Orangeburg. Prof. Oscar Ellison uruRMiss Edui Gilliard of Calhoun Falls, S. tfaculty also attended State ' ?rrftogm :?? Air. Willie Pope of Evanston, 111. cached heme last Friday to vist and it was a pleasant surprise to them.' ^ Mrs. Dorothy M. Hubert and er two daughters Julia Mae and J Gwendolyn spent the week-end with their cousin, Miss E. E. Col- j icr and also attended the Baptist Educational and B. Y. P. U. con-, cention. Mrs. Matty L. Pope attended the S. S. convention and School of Methods of McClelland Presbytery J cm at Irmo, S. C., last week. Mrs^.Martha Scott and Mr. Odis.j Uaddon of Level Land, S. C., also Mr! and Mrs. Clifton Taylor were ( dinner guests ^unaay 01 miss k. K. Collier. \V,e are very glad that Mr. John j Henry Watt is improving: at this writing. Hope for miin a speedy recover y.'-~Mrs. Alice Watt is on the sick list and trust she will be out and well again soon. The whole city of Abbeville was shocljed over the accident that happened at Long Cane Oeek where U <lhiiUM?ain T1 CHESTER PARAGRAPHS A very heavy rain fell here last Friday for tihmit Jwo ^hoursr hut tense and everything is again very d ry. Mrs. Rosetta Dixon of Wash- 1 ington, D. C., is visiting her pa- ' rents, Mrs. Katie Allen and hus- ? band,- Patrick street. < Little Misses Willie Mamie, Angie and Robbie King left Sunday i afternoon for Washngton, D. C., I whore thuy v. ill vioit Mr. and Mrs. Madison Worthy for three weeks. I Miss Hattie Gladden of Wash- j ingtin, D. C., spent three days here at the home of Mr. and Mrs., j Davis Chalk, as the guest of her > nephew, Mr. H. D. Gladdens??? j Mfi^s (Ernestine Wilkerson, H. | E. teacher of Finley Hi passed thru the city Friday enroute to j Washington, d>. C., after attend- , mg summer school at State col- . lege, Orangeburg. Miss McCullough and mother ol Philadelphia are guests of their relatives, My. ar.d Mrs. Henry Lilly. Mr. Devoid Holley. and baby daughter, of Detroit ape__^isiting ; his brother-in-law ana sisteivirir j aw, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Walker, Mrs. Ella Leathers has-been eon ined to bed suffering with an ach- t ng tooth; ? ? j - Kev. S. L. MeCullough conduct- , <1 revival meeting last week at he First Baptist church in Great /alls for the Pastor, Rev. Foote , Fwelve were -added to the chCtrch. J ollection $72. Queen Bathsheba Chapter No. O. E. S. of this <?ity, gave a .*ery pleasing demonstration of the Jucen of the South degree at themy afternoon. The Grand Chap- : er was largely attended and evl yone seemed to have enjoyed the meeting and the hospitality of the 1 rood people of Jtock Hi'L The iext s ess mil will be held in .Sen eca next July. .: The many teachers here who at ended the Piedmont ? Sahjmcr" ~ ehool in Rock Hill were shocke o learn of the death of Miss Yir- ( rinia Bradley, in Columbia, Mon- ; Isfy. morning.. She had endeared herself to these friends, having >een an instructor in this school ; For several, years. Deepest sym pathy is extended the Family from Director S. L. Finley. bis faculty j md the entire enrollment of tearl.Qis.. Miss Fannie B. Cassell is at home again after a most success- .j Ful session as instructor in the -ummer school at Charleston. j Mrs.. Mary. Shelton Washington j of Columbia, is visiting her pa- , ents, Mr., and Mrs. Abe Shelton, AsTiTrvrvl v:t t Mr. Janinr-Retfcl is very sick at his home, Oak street. Madam M. K. Woods, who has oeen confined to home Tor sever,1 weeks because oT~tTTness,. seems .o he gradually improving. Mi-. S. R. McLurkin is in the city from Boonton, J., visiting relatives. Mr. McLurkin has trav- ' lied thru all the states west of .he Mississippi river, and has ; -pent much time in Mexico -and .Canada, lie is a graduate of Fin:ey Hi. Friends are glad to set' aim here. He will leave Friday for Boonton. Mrs. Klla Leathers and s n. Master Leotis Leathers went to C.eorgetown last week and spent a feiv days with the former's sis.er", Mrs. Margaret Smith. Chester friends express heartfelt sympathy lo Mr. and Mrs. Winder Smith in the death of the I former's' sister, Mrs. Magg-ie S. McAlily in Philadelphia. She was .1 great worker in the Calvary Bap .list church here, until her marri- . age tpuk her to Philadelphia where she also proved to be a wonderful help in all of the activities of our church. She leaves a husband ind a small daughter, .Margaret, one sister, Mrs; Ethel Colbert ol Hock llill; two brothers and a host of sorrowing friends. The n torment. was in Philadelphia. The Piedmont summer school closed Friday in Hock Hill, one ol the very best sessions in its history. The enrollment was- 235. Prof. Pecola Worthy'will teach at Friendship college, Rock Hill, .nis school term. Prof. A. 11. Hardin, spent two uvys in Hock iiill last week as guest of Prof. Horace Lee. Mr. .Julius Cox is now in the Pullman Service of the Southern Railway, with a daily run from Charlotte to Augusta. Miss Virginia Gore is spending several days in Hock llill with her _ . isteij Miiii iSurali Uedthr? President J. S. Stanback of Clinton college, Hock Hill is very busy I these days attending Sunday school conventions. . , ' Mrs. Thelma Ayers with her two small sons is crnost * of MY ?n.t Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Columbia. On the sick list are: Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Martha Parrott, Mrs. Mamie Curbeam. , Rev.-.Jabu -Honor-mettle- a - bust'1 ' ness'Jrip to "Seneca one day last week. Mrs. Bessie Franklin, Mr. Oscar Dorsey and the other relatives -have the sympathy of their many friends in the death in Richmond, Va., of their sister, Mrs. Ella.x<. The asphalt has been laid on Walnut street, and those who attend Carmel Presbyterian and Calvary Baptist churches ato^mueb-t pleased for this change makes .. ; a _ _ j: ?* *. - * 1 quire a uuiereiu, appearance to | these two churches. Miss Loui.se Burgett went to Charlotte Friday afternoon. * See Masters James Woods and Eugene Attles for The Palmetto [ Leader each Friday and Saturday. I Mrs. Carrie Adams is visiting relativeR *n Detroit? Mr. Wardlaw Bowie was drowned.' The, bereaved family of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowie have the heartfelt sympathy of us all in their trouble which happened Monday, 4:00 P.M. Mrs. Mary Fuller Arnpld of Evanston, 111., is visiting her son Mr. E. E. Fuller, Poplaf street. *: . _\I. ...I.. ....i. REPALMFTTO LEADER CAMERON NEWS St. Paul Church Rev. u. H. Hari", Pastor Sunday school opened at the usu il hour with officers and teachers it their post of duty and a large ittendanco of scholars and visiters. St. Paul heard a wonderful stirling sermon by our beloved pastor, Rev. Barr, taken fro ii Hebrew Mt;?Suujct-l "tlo Forward." Ulli ~ hearts rejoiced, while this great preacher preacl ed wuh the power. In- th?_>ifternoo?i, Ke*\ IS. A. Lykes and his congregation from St. Matthews motored here anu preached the"Missionary sermon for the ladies. Miss Edna Eades, our reportei is back home again, after spending six= weeks of hard work at State college. St. Pctcf Church . Ilev. J. C. Mct'lelleon, Pastor Sunday school was good Sunday and Supt. Kitto uas on the job and the discuss.on was very help ul to all In the morning our pastor preached a- very interesting sermon, the evening sermon was ably preached by Dr. J. P. Washington of Otarigehurg. Our revival has begun and Dr. Washington nas the meeting in charge. Among our visitors this week are Mrs. Flossie Moss, of Jersey City, Mrs. Hester Parlor of New York, Mrs. Florence Jimmerson, Mr. Tommie Jimmerson,, Mrs. Missie Jimmerson, of Philadelphia also James F. Jamison,'Miss Mar.ha Bookard. Dr. W. D. Chappelle >f Columbia"'pniit- aflftfrffieial visit 1 lere Sunday and arranged i36r Brother W. L. Brunson* a leading citizen to attend the hospital. Miss Lois Wright, of. Blythe* wood is here visiting Rev. and Mrs! W. R. Bowman, Miss Wright Ls one of Prof. Bowman graduates af Blytheavood. On the sick list are Mrs. Annie Green, Mrs.' Kelly and Mrs. Sumter. All of them are very -much improved at tl\,is writing. Those who read and speak for the Leader are Fred Shuler, Daniel Thompson, Purvis Glover, Peter Johnson, Aiken Johnson, Henry Jenkins ind othefs. Henry Haigler left Monday (fljr. New York, his many friends Svish-'d him much success* Profi W. R. Bowman, Miss Martha Jenkins, Mrs. Rosy B. Kitts, Misses GadUsfi V. Vabe, Mamie Thompson, Ruth Black an l Lily Garner are back from Orangeburg -where they lad six weeks of hard work and studying. . . . At Brown Chapel Sunday, our pastor, Rev. W. R. Bowman, preached to a packed house. Aft night A. \V. Middleton, of "Si. John with his choir preached a strong sermon. The Rev. J. A. Gamble od Newberry is here in charge Brown Chapel revival meeting. He is a groat preacher and the people are turning out in large nombers77 This is pay up week for .Cameron readers, see Henry Jenkins, the secretary and treasurer. ST. MICILVEL M. E. CHl'RCH b ^ Bemuttsville, S. C.'?The hot weather has not caused any delay in the services ?'.( St. Michael church. Every-thing seem to be moving on toward the annual conference which 'is to be held here in November. The Ladies Aid Society under the-capable direction of.TVIrs. Dora RoOse Biistow rendered . a wry splendid program on- Sunday. $15.05 was realized. We were very proud to have visitors witness our services Sunday afternoon. Among those pres. ent wera Mrs. Johnson of Columbia, S. ('... one of our retired ministers' wives and~ the mother of .Mrs.-J. H. W. Morris, also Mr. J H. W. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Pi fry of Camden, S. C., Mr. Cornelious Jenkins, efficient mi-jsie~ instructor at Mather Academy, Camden, S. C., Miss Mamie Perry of Camden, S. C., and/a teacher at Holly Hill, S. C. M isses Shadic Spears anil Mod | estine xCuok spent last weekend in Columbia, S. C. They report very pleasant stay. Miss Lillian Ashe is vacationing' in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Alice McKay Las return-? Trom Humklyn, N. V. where sivisited relatives. Airs. Daisy Wingate, Mrs. Bu detta King , also Master RoKer Wingate, Jr. dropped in to see us. Quito a few Claflinites and Methodist motored -to Orangeburg last Wendesday, July 22, 1930, to witness the funeral services' of Or. L. M. Dgnton, Pr^sklen-*f^TTOTftus Claflin college. Every CTlaflinite and Methodist shoul ' cherish the memories of this noble character. We have lost a dear friend. .... Among those who witnessed the funeral were (Reverends H. B. Jones. N. S. Smith and Pendergrass; Misses Thelma and Shadie Spears, Mr. A. G. Kennedy and P.-of. C. D Wright. We are glad to see the teachers return from Summer school. Our Supervisor, Miss 'Bi' E. Graham. Mrs. Zoa Wright, Miss R. R. Covington and Mrs. Sarah M. Black man.) 1Mb. and. Mrs,' Edward ? Toomer and son also Mr. Durant Cook have returned to N. J. after a pleasant vacation with relatives in this city. We regretted seeing the Irvir^ girls return North. We are hoping they wtill be avith us again in the near future. Rev. H. B. Jones, pastor Subscribe For v . The Leader ? . . ; DOTS FROM MAYESVILLE Sunday was a lovely day foxall church-goers. Sunday school opened at the usual hour. The les son was thoroughly discussed by Rev. T. J. Fortune. , The Pastor, Rev. S. W. Fordham preached to Beaulah to an appreciative audience. Sunday evening a program was given for tdie?benefit of the A. C. E. League. There was a large attendance and the prografti was well rendered. Mr. State Alexan^der was the principal speaker. lie wook for his subjct "A Good Name". This wonderful address held the audie'nce spellbound. He is one of the leading young men of Mayesville and a Christian. Rev. Burroughs ascended t/he rostlum at 7:30 at Ebenezei- A. M. E. church Suhday night. He delivered a soul stirring sermon. On last Thursday afternoon, 16 of- July little Miss Pearl Fordham and Master Samuel Fordham, celebrated their sixth (6) and ninth (9) birthdays. There were thirty-two guests. After they had' played many games they were called in the dining room to be served. They were served ice . ream and cake and candy. Miss Pauline Fordham who?has-been sick for about two weeks is much improved at^ this writing. Mr. Gaily Witherspoon and family were home visiting his sister, Mrs. Sylvia Alexander from Florida this weekj Last week, her brother, Mr. Joseph Witherspoon from Kissimmee, Florida was . here also .er brother, Mr. John Witherspoon of Tampa, Fla. Mr. Joseph Witherspoon brought his daughter and son with him, Mrs. Almanese Randall and Joseph Witherspoon, Jr. Mrs. Alexander has been ri^ht busy entertaining brothers. There was a program at Beaulah A. M. E. church, July 26, under the auspices of Mrs. Ophelia Fordham. Eight dollars and eighty one cents was raised. Mr. Frank Swinton is visiting relatives in Philadelphia. We hope for him a pleasant* stay. ' Prof, and Mrs. Brown of Brain erd Institute of Chester were visiting friends in' Mayesville, S. C. Little Virginia Mac and Alphonscr Alexander from Sumter are visiting their grand-mother, Mrs.. Sylvia Alexander. Rev. and Mrs. Burroughs made a pop call Sunday morning to see Rev. and Mrs. Fordhaln. Mesdames Tena Frierson, G. E. Cooper and Mrs. H. McFadden are home "from Allen-Benedict and State college summer schools. Mrs. Hester Wilson and Fannie Singletary are still on the sick list. 1 >IT. OLIVE A. M> E. CHI RCH Donalds, S. <C.?Mt. OllVe A. M. E. church entertained the Sunday school convention on Julv 22 and 2.'J. It was largely attended. Several prominent minister,. were present anions whom were Dr. J. E. Beard, presiding elder of the Charleston district; Dr. E. A. Adams of the Newln,n rv dihtrtyt; Prof, and 31 rs. C. G. Garrett; Dr. Jennings of the Green wood district also Dr. Quarles of ha Abbeville district along witl several pastors of these districts. We ait? just a few in numbcr-r-, about twentv workini? members and we heartily thank the Fayetteville and Dur.ns Creek Baptibt churches for helping us with baskets and the use of their homes. We will always have an open heart for these fine people. We also had with us I)r. . lleiukrrson of . Greenwood. He is a fine doctor and a creditable representative of the race. We raised $ 147.1*7 and three charges haven't reported at this writing. - , CAFFSBY NKWS The following summer school students returned home recently: Miss Solona Moore and Mrs. Lottie P. GafTney, South Carolina State college, Orangeburg, S. C. Miss Wilma Smith. Atlanta university, -Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Mamie Bonner," Rock Hill, S. C. Miss Blanche C.lvmph, left Sun uay ior Harris, N. C., to begin her summer school term. Mrs. Anna MeCree and two child .rcn Master George Wright and little Constance are visting relatives and friends in Bennettsville, South Carolina. ' Mr. Fletcher Howell is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Howell on Depot street. t Miss Addie M. Littlejohn is visiting her father and relatives. Sho has been living in Columbia, S. C. Miss' I.ydia Bonner spent the week-end in Rock Hill, S. C., visiting friendiv I NEW YORK NEWS 1 night, July 21, 1936, Miss Emma McBryde entertained in honor of t her brother, Mr. R. L. McBryde, * who with his little daughter, Vera, are visiting her and friends .here. J Those attending were: Mrs. Henrietta Roberts, son and brother, Mr. Walter Allen. Miss Sallv Craw _j iiord, Mrs. Lilar Elliott, (Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lambert, Mr. ajid Mrs.. L. V. Alford,- Mr. Henderson, | Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. J. C. i Smith, Miss Doretha Alford,* Mr. Thermon Bellamy and Mr. George < Sumter. The introductions were ] made by Miss McBryde and an i enjoyable evening wias spent, dur- ] ing which a delicious course was j served. . ?n Mr. McBryde and little daughter are from Latta, S. C. We are delighted to ha%*e them sper.d their vacation in the City with us. EASTOVER NEWS Miss Elenor Simons", who was the delegate to the Sunday School conventiin was accompanied - \ by the pastor, ,Rev. Bowman 'and j Superintendent Bravet Lyles. . They reported a very fine trip. ^ Sunday will be the beginning of the revival meeting at St. Philip J -at 3:O0~~o*elock. Rev. Gray of Willow Grove will preach and will bring his choir with him. We are very glad to have Miss Eurnice Smith back who attended ( summer school in Sumter. Sunday night Rev. Neal will-j preach. He will be accompanied ' ONE WAY CO. FROM COLUi SOUTHERN RAII Effective Ju VI/ TO ??,. n,. mcunee, COMFORTABLE ? ? EC< Allendale. S. C. $ 1.19 , Asheville, N. C 2.47 J Anderson, S. C. 1.94 Anniston, Ala ; 5.28 j Akron, O. : ! v 13.1(4 i Albany, N. Y.___ 14.56 1 Barnwell, S. C._ .94 1 Ikanchville^ 1.00 1 Blacksburg, S. C 1.86 .1 Baltimore, Md 7.96 1 Buffalo, N. Y. 15.91 1 Camden, S, C?~r ?- .91 < Charleston, S. C._l 1.94 < Columbus, Ga 4.95 < Charlotte, N. 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Pensacola, Fla. 8.45 i rittsburgh, Pa. 13.21 ] Rom'e, Ga 1_,- 4.83 j -Richmond, Va. ? 5.41 j Rochester, Minn. 22.64 < Spartanburg, S. C. 1.43 < Selma Ala 6.81 < Savannah, <??. ? 2.12 < Salisbury, N. C 2.29 I Syracuse, N. Y 15.16 ; Shrevport, La 14.96 ? | Seattle, Wash. 51.13 \ I Springfield, Mo 15.81 < I Trenton, S. C.^ .85 ^ ^Toronto. 15.T& ? [Terre Haute, Ind: 12.17 > [Texarkana, Ark. 15.70 ^ I I'nion, S. C ; 1.00 i Williamstop, S. C. .?1-89 Winston-Salem, N. C. 2.88 1 via Greensboro 3.04 w:i_:??? n.t- n n" " H1111IIK LIMI, .......... ^.on Southern Ri HOLLEY A FUNERAI Z469 Senate St., (Cor. House ant AMBULANC] OUR PHONE NEVER SLEEPS The Holley Funeral Homes at i PHONE OUR MOTTO: 'TROMPT AN A Service In Keeping 17 YEARS OF EFFI , . IB ... -<3. . . _ _ . V J*.-* .. >- 1 ??- - V Saturday, August 1, 1936 " t. jy his choir. Rev. Crawford who will conduct die meeting is a great pvMngpliqt Don't fail to hear him. Mi^sr Collins i& still working at ;he community center and io progressing. 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C. .97 " Tentralia, 111. __ ( 11.59 Jhattanooga, Tenn. 5.80 Chicago, 111. 14.57 Columbus, O. -J 11.21 Durham, N.~C^ 3.33 Dayton, O. 9.99 ' Davenport, Iowa 17.90 Dallas, Tex. __ .18.75 Fast St. Louis, 111 12.39 Fort Mill, S. C. 1.38 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 9.82 Ft. Worth, Texas 19.39 jreemvocd, S. C. 1.29 Gainesville, (i,a. 3.21 Greensboro, N. C 3.04 Grand Rapids, Mich. 14.99 [Iuntsville. Ala. ! -1 7.2fi I Hentiersonville, N. C 2.14 High Point, N. C. v 2.81 Magerstown, Md. . 8.71 Hot Springs, Ark. 13.89 Indianapolis, Ind. 10.92 lonesville, S. C. .. 1.15 " Johnson City, Teitn. 3.78 K.noxville, Tenn. ... 4.41 Landrunf, S. C. : 1.77 Lexington, Ky. 7.02 Lexington, N. C. 2.55 Lakeland, Fla. 7T 7.54 Little Rock, Ark. 12.81 Montgomery, Ala. , 6.06 Miami, Fla. 10.18 Meridian, Mis?. 8.37 Montreal, 'Que. .... ., 20.16 Newberry, S. C. .73 New Orleans, La. 10.85 Nashville, Tenn. 8.09 Drangeburg, S. C. .75 Dcala, Fla. 6.21 )maha. Neb. 20.91 Prosperity, S. C. .62 Philadelphia, Pa. 9.91 4 Rock Hill, S. C 1.26 1 Raleigh, NT ,. ?9.33 Reading, Pa. 10.71 ^ Seneca, S. C. . 2.28 ^ Summerville, S. C. < 1.61 Sheffield, Aia. 8.15 St. Ldais, Mo. __ 12.52 St. Petersburg, Fla. 8.22 San Francisco, Cal. 41.60 St. Paul, Minn. 22.50 San Antonio, Tex. ___ 23.49 Salt Lake City, Utah '40.81 .. r:rr 7". 86 1 Toledo, O. ... 12.99 Tulsa. Okla. 18.73 yicksburg. Miss. ...< 11.17 Winnsboro, S. C. .57 Washington, I). C. 7.16 West Palm Iloach, Fla. 9.18 I'y. System N D SONS , HOME I J 1 Senate Sts.) Columbia, S. C. I E SERVICE M ?-For Direct Connection with Gadsden and Eastxyver, S. C. 7998 IJ D COURTEOUS SERVICE.'* M With Every Puna*. CTENT SERVICE. M m