The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 01, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, August 1, 193(5
?ST. JAMES A..M.K. ( HI KC II
^ Rev. \V. 1$. Hon lor. Pastor
hh.ivieos Sunday were good as i
usual. I he ouity in rniiig pray- .
or meeting bring.- life . pii ituaily.
Sunday School is si ill p ogvvs's- '
ing. '1 ho lesson was rev'mve.d by
the;.Asst. Suj t. Miss Lillian i:ar- ,
rls.. Mis- ft ini 1 'u !|i-, mil?ili'lcpate
to the S. S. ( o i\*. ntion gave
a" splendid 'rep. it of the meet- (
ing. Others who talt. nded wen
our pastor, Mi-scs Oeo'rgia Mae
Chirp, Rosa Jaiie Powell . .and E'Tbise
Jaherette. i
Rev. J. C. Hilton, t uif.cr.onco t
Evangelist Lroi.gi+t- the morning ;
thought at 11: !0. alter all prtdim [
inuries. .
Rev. Bouloi ' preach*. d a soul ,
stifling sOrmt.on for t.ho- Pew Ral- j
0 ly ill' the aft err. oil. the- rally .
: .was (itiite a success. At 8 o'- ,
clock our pastor pleached another "
forcef ul ' soi lunii. r I
?, Our Supt-.?xVlu,- Ik -S, Russell-is -1
still 011 the->ic!t list at home but ,
improving gradually. ?
Board No. U met last Wodnos-!,
, day at the homo of Mrs. .\laftha|(
Kicnaiuson, wiui the i'res. .Mis. ,
Katie Solomon. presiding.
Misses \\dlhelmina, Adeline-and
Ellen Johnson left the city foi '
* their slimmer vacation. Wv are .
hoping tlie'in a pleasynl stay.
Mts. Ahnie .ianerette ha^ returned
. home after visiting' rela- ;
lives in Marion, C< nvvay, Summer <
ville and St. Matthews.
We are planum.1*- bi g things at j
? the above named church. You ,
will h'tar?J'roin -us later. Visitors' ,
- are always welcome. (
IHSilOrS MEMORIAL __
a:am. is. ( iirucu
Rev. I. A. Miller, Pastor
TheVe are very busy days for
* .. Bishop's*. Memorial.-- We arc in the
* midst of. ralli.'s. conventions and[
vacations.
So far our rally has been - successful
and captains are still reporting.
We hope to be ahle to
give the flames of each eap'ain 1
and the amount raised by them- in
our. next' news column.
'Lt Our chinch was represented at
tile District Sunday School and
League 'Convention at Allen Temple
A. M. K. Church. near' Sumter.
Those lepi't.s r.iing ifs -were Rev. i
Miller, Dr. Okapp.lle, Dr. Rvi'ggs.1
Mrs. L. K, Nelson and Miss' Sarah
. Williams.
The Sunday school and League i
? members, arc .eagerly L> king for-j
ward Co the Stal . S. S and TTo'Cgue
Cor.Venlinn which will he held
at Bellilein 111 A. M/ K. Church
Florence, in Augli-t.
* rvjnv M iecnlv on t i >< ir 1/ i
... . JA4AV4?">
M M ID .K <)NE
W"? Thp circle 1 !.! i.s t:jrtilar;
, meeting;'at the ). t?i Alr'<. Mill- '
nie Log.rn at unn-j Senate St. The.
mooting -was called' AVi. order at
scVen o-'tmck v.ili .Mis. I >:i \"iii
prcsiditvuT. ,1 Scripture rca.diug ll.'lrd
?. I'salni,? Tim Irons.?was in order- .
i'or busi ties?, the r.iinr.t s' wort .
read, received and . adopted. Old
an.! iif\v basincs was <al}od for
Xfeu-j-ull was cubed. ivtiil. all members
.responded. A tor ill-' busi?
. . ness pavl of tho a: litis, we als<
lia-i a slio. i pro-., in with. Air.-.
Davis ip'charge. W w. Vi- favor."
od with a solo by a vi-'i;>> .. Mrs
Mm tin. Wo also ii-w n ! to n
wend-rfill talk .on .Mission Work
. by Airs. Wi'i ?,n. A m>1o by'
Airs. Wade .Mat tho.w s at.d p'.hi'i
? -members of th. 'Circle* Wo were
dismissed by D poos. David. Wo
adjourned to moo', willi Mis. Hesc
in It nnn^'lv on \ ? ?? ?>- t *! .? 1 4 D 1 *
Oak St. The 11??t ess served Teu
cream an I cake, and everyone enjoved
the evening: .
Mrs. A. L. Reese, Pres.. Mrs. P. }
Hale. See.: .Miss <J. Mi Addison,
' reporter; Rev. J,. ('. J.ii'dn , pastor.
krknezkr a. m.- k. ciu'rcii
?l , *: -Rev. j. (.'. J a me-.. Pa-dor
5 A-'-?. . . !
P The servie-s \v? iv ii.de :<! re- **
Of ir.arkahle or. de-t Sunday, with a
tremendous, ; crowd each iscfp?
vice. |
An immense crowd a'ttmld the]
1 morning service. A wondei'Cnl
. sermon was delivered hy Madam
Elsie Myies, the groat Evangelist ]
oi' New York City. She took as
her thonie "Hold Your Perec." of ,
'which she deliv-.d wi.h .such |
... * ?<loc:uticn tlv. t tin. au.lk nee was
i.-{ spiritcally ^peli T?.?ii. t. Tin* r- j
-nion was very exploit a:.-! touchinc
trr tho.imic nt hern r-^ aii'I rvc- rybody
present 'kn.:o;.vd being
I lie re.
Sai' day school was for held on "
hist Sunday on ace* unt of the
funeral services, w' i !i was solominized
at I o'clock at the church of
.Mrs. Ji.l;a 11 aiu i It nil, a faithful.
meun>^"an<TTlT,vrr wrw nl-" a mom !
fcer of thd senior choir, Mrs. Ham- !
" "tlfon departed this lv"- f.'fi Thins
(lav morhinu'.JlL'ate, r-shh lie.'. _
Five Mih s. r*p. no. .1! s a .
were officiate 1 by the pastor.
She is survive." by Iter faithful
hiiftban I, a son,gra.id son av.d
grand (laughter, a host of other:
-relatives and fiviends.
The evenirg- service was well attended
Another, magnificent sermon
was <kliverod by this great
and ncbla woniap--M.adafn Myles.
We arc hoping to have her with us,
at a later date, which .we will an
nounce tho time dcunit ly That
she will be with us. Mrs. Myles
is truly unique an 1 unexcelled.
If ? Rev. and . Mrs. .James ; have es
[ their quests, their charming and
lovinsr nieces, the. Misses Winnie
Hawthronft an 1 Ksther Washing?
t ton of lrl.a. State college, the form
[ptj er a teacho*-of. Booker T. at?f'o .
^rJT lumbia. We hope Uiat they will
iL have an enjoyable visit h re with
ottP their relatives awl friends.
M . Mrs. A. Branch -has returned
et? fram the groat. Metrppolia of
? which she expresses herself as hav
ing h wonderful time while she
was up there. j
o_ I
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ST JA.MKS $ M. E. CHURCH
Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor
Ashcvillc, N. C.?The past Sabjath
day has -come and gone and
ncause of the many appeals made
nrough various instrumentalities,
housaud worshipped. Our church
liated in a large way in the pfo-1
inn ol enriching the lives oftho
H'ople here in this mountain city,
favor-able weather prevailed the
rtiie day which added to the
diasure of worship. _ _
Togather with the day being
lunior church day, there is a move
m lit throughout the city through
he channel of churches among both
aces for the establishment and
haintainence of additional parks
ind recreational centers for the
v'outh. Juvenile delinquencies have
>ven on thO increase for the past
>ix months in our city and every
. I l'ort is being made in cincerted
a ay to reduce them to a minimum.
[)ur church has made it's contriburion
in an outstanding way
through our\ minister and special
.onftmtlcc. Along with petitions
ivhich have been presented to city
oiineil, all ministers of both races
ivere asked to deliver special nieslagus
along the line of recreation
:nd it's value.
In-keeping with this request, our
pastor delivered the morning's
message to an overflowing congregation
using as a subject "Keeping
Fit" taken from Daniel 1-8.
This discourse was gripping and
(I'l VPil !1 1'1'P.lt nin nri?o in ar,>noi.i?
tin; civic consciousness of the hearL'i;s.
.The grand climax came as
the minister made the appeal in
clarion tone to Christ's Elects to
tnTri?their dtdrrsr.Tmri?tctrcfr "Spirt
tually Fit" in the great task ' of
evcry-day living. This message
mane a very peculiar appeal to
the youth present?most of whom
were college and high school rank.
Upon theiopening of the door ot
the church, Airs. Georgia Tate of
Key West, Flordia connected and
was assigned to the class of Air.
Bascune Douglass. Among the
many visitors present were Mr.
and Mrs. \V. J. A maker, New York
City, Aliss Christine Whitner, Detroit,
Alichigan, Airs. Mamie Grant,
.Jacksonville, Flordia, Air. Alarshal
Logan, Airs. MathOw Bacote and
A1 iss Amanda Henderson of this
city. Welcome was extended to
them.
Again, a large audience listened
i<> the evening's message delivered
by our minister from the subject
"The Day of Retribution" taken
Tiiun .Judges Many were
ma le to think upon the value of
spiritual and physical * fitness* as
this _serniun was delivered with
thoroughness and fervor. Visitors
wore too numerous to mention by
names. An atmosnhere of wol
come greeted theni.
All 1 i>:uds and club? made ovu
hundred per cent reports for their
urolith's, activities enabling the pas
to and officers to care in FULL
for all monthly obligations.
Delegates from Sunday school
convention just closed are making
TTrfp reports. on next Sunday.
HELENA NEWS ?
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Key. M. C. Freeman, Pastor
Sunday was a high d&y, the Sun
lay school was called to order by
Miss Jonell Sligh after praying
and singing teachers took charge
of, their classes. The lesson was
1 fan'.it'ully taught. Miss Mae
Luc taught clas No. 1;-Miss .Inr.eirtaught
class No. 2 and U. The
Sunday school closed with prayer
oy Bin. Thomas Baxter.
The junior B.Y.P.U. opened at
the usual hour, 5 o'clock by Miss
lonell Slight. The lesson by the
Mass 2-ird Psalms; prayer by Mist
l.'ohi'itfl Steward. .Le?iQH_.taUgll1
by sister Roberta Stewart. After
Vkllll'll II, ?itS 1'UCUIVUU oy I3IO. V
Williams.
Collection $1.50. Closing prayer
by little Miss Bernice Bobo.
At night Rev. J. A. Gamble delivered
a soul -stiring sermon at
Mtv klon. His. text was found
120th Psalms, 1st verse.
Mrs. Martha Wade is still ill
Mr. Will Stewart and also Mr,
Seabrook MofTet. We pray for the
early recovery of all of them.
Miss Mozell Rufy is visiting her
mother from Columbia, S. C.
Revival meeting will begin Sunday
a<t Sweet Spring" A. M. E.
church. Rev. Albert Dawkins, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Long, son
and family were home Sunday of
Greenville to visit them and carried
.fheir niece Ethel Mae Reeder
back home with them but is
expecting her to return home Sun'iay
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sr. gkokck news
BetheT A.M.E. Church i
Rev. N. A. Itethea, Pastor
Sunday school was conducted by
-Mr-*, R^-A. Bethea. The lesson
was conducted by Mrs. R. A. Bethea.
A vet?y interesting lessots
was 'lcai by the touchers. "
die lesson, was reviewed by the
Rev. W. R. Wright of Sumter dist
rict.
At 11 i.'^O the pastor began the
service. After an inspiring dev
tiori, the sermon was selected
from Corinthians 23:24. This was
a sermon that made our hearts
burn.
'Sunday at 4 o'clock Rev. W. P.
Williams, pastor of Good Hope
Rnptist church delivered a wonderful
message in Bethel to a full
ertivregation.
His discourse was taken frWni
Acts 27:31, subject Conditional Sal
vation. Rev. Williams generally
brings-, his congregation with him,
At night Rev. W. R. Wright delivered
a noble sermon which was
enjoyed by all. '
After service the Dantzler's
quartet rendered several selections
Mrs. Mary Murphy's remains
were laid to rest Thursday, July
23rh in the St. James cemetery
Mrs. Murphy was a native of St,
George, but for several years she
h?d been living in 'Charleston, S
C., where she remained until just
s. ?
' 1
a week prior to her death.
She leaves two brothers, Stel
man and Joseph Jones; two sis
ters, Mrs. Ilattie Staley and Mrs
Minnmeyer and a host of othe
relatives and friends to mourn he
passing.
There will be a chicken suppe
Huh of whirl) Mr. I .like llarrism
is president.
The summer schools have clos
ed and the teachers ate home fo
their waeatfonr " yr-7
Miss Anna L. QverstiQet, ma
tron. of State_A. and Rl. college
Orangeburg is home until the win
ter session opens which will b
the 15th of September,
Mrs. A. Gelzer is home afte
spenuing several years in Phila
delphia with her sister and son.
JOHN'S ISLAND CIRCUITRev.
W. D. Williams, Pastor
Mr. Editor:. Please give u
^pace to chronicle th^ work th
3rd quarterly conference of the a
bove named cl\arge.
Sunday was a beautiful day fo
church goers and all roads wer
crowded that led to St. Jame
church.
TVio C...?lnv c..V.,Yr.l So/1 o .rrna
session with Bro. A. P. Gampbel
; and P. Singleton. Sunday schoc
, was addressed by the P. E. Dx
L. R. Nichols, and among th
many things, he ^said was th
"young people to be honest" an
Jon't "Kill" and the world will b
better by they having lived in it.
At 12 o'clock the pastor wit!
) the. P. E. ascended thd rostrum as
sociated with Revs. C. Freemar
J. It. Nelbo ancFDeacon T. Flood.
It being so warrfl', the P. E. pre
sented the pastor to preach. H
arose and after a few brief preli
minaries, annoumccd Acts 5:32 a
the text,. Subject: "Witness fo
God". ' '
The pastor preached as one trul
called by God to preach, and ;i
the conclusion mora than 15 dt
cilled to be witnesses 'dor God,
The pastor is doing a grea
work for South John's Island Cii
cuit, evidence of which is that a
claims are being paid up, eve
the P. E. has been paid which ha
never been on this'order before.
May God bless the pastor and th
P. E. to continue to preach th
word of God.
i Reports as follows:
Stewards ...... $135.0
Trustees ...:.. 40.C
Missionaries. .30.0
N-iebols ----- ?35.fi
Stewardesses 8,4
I Grand Total .. 8248.-1
I The District Missionary Convei
tion will convene at St. John Auj
112-13, 11)36. You are welconv
I Rev. Mrs.. Williams has returi
ed from Trenton, N. J. with he
, Mother, Mrs. Alice McLeou wl
will spend her summer yacatic
l with her daughter, Mrs. W. 1). W
Hants.
Mrs. Maria Taylor, Mis. K. 1
Freeman, Mrs. Rachael Smal
1 Mrs. N. Lee Freeman, and Mis
I Mae Freeman are spending th
month, July, in New York wil
friends and relatives, but will 1
back in time to do their bit in th
i Dist. Missionary meeting.
Bro. Cw Freeman an 1 Bio.
Taylor left late Sunday nrterno
by motor for New York to bun
; ivi.o v r? r.\. -
1 and Mrs. Maria Taylor horn?.
Mr.."Gamble, iijrcnt for tlv> Pi
! irrim Life Insurance Co. of Chai
lesion, S. C. in company wit
Misses S. M. Deveaux, Hutchii
son' and others "YisiCcTl the parsoi
1 ape this week.
! F.rmanese Singleton from Ne
J York is spending the summer wit
her grand-mother;-Mm. Sam Mi<
diet on.
' j Rev. and Mrs. W. I). Willian
attended the funeral of . the lai
Re.v>. E. E. Jones also 'others flro
the Charge.;
Mistses . Johnnie Can)pb'ciH' an
j father called at ' the parsona<,
, late Sunday evening in compan
with Bi'o. Christopher Brown.'
i ? :?
ROCK HILL BAPTIST* CHl'IlC!
ReV. II. E. Taylor,! Pastor
I WINNSB^RO, Star Route?O
Sunday, July 19, Sunday stho<
was conducted as usual with Sup
'and teachers at their respectiv
places.
The lesson was very distinctl
taught by the teachers.
At the morning' service quite
i flew attendod. Prayer servic
was conducted by Bro, John Hai
rison ar^l ^Deacon C. McQuai
ters; a very livey one, '
After which the pastor ascend;
the rostrum accompanied j>y Re'
II. J. Ja^ksop^ he preach?;! an e>
cellent sermon from 'Gen. 41
subject: "A Young JVIan of Chai
acter." All hearers was spiritwa
, ly fed through this wonderful ,raes
' sage. - _
j the putp+t- was a4K<v graced wit
'these distinguish ministers, Rev
f Wright and Nelson of Ches*pr; 1
C. Rev. Wright is pastor c<ji Ne
' Zion A. M. E. Z. Church, this dis
trict.
f Holy Ooanmunion was adminif
tQrcd.
I The Junior Missionary Societ
presented the church "an indiv
idual communion set". It war. pn
sented by Mrs. M. M. Moore. Pre:
Mrs. H. E. TayW is sponsorjn
a play "The Twelve Tribes of I:
I real" here and a wonderful ri
neai^ai was nejri during the artel
noon.
Everybody seem to enjoy i
,-j.Will hear more about it later.
1 The quartet of Columbia, Pro
i Dently, director? rendered a splei
(did program. It was well'take
11 On Friday, July 24. the Ush<
i Roard met at the home of Mi!
i Ella Tilman.
1 A very good meeting was eoi
ducted.
y\fte<r the meeting refreshmen
! were served hy the hostess wit
. Mrs. Mamie Brevard assisting.
Our next meeting will be at tl
t
HE PALMETTO LEADEfi
' home of; Misses Nola and Sarah
.'.Sanders. Friday, August 7, also
.} the "Missionaries" in joint meet.
mg.
r On Sunday, July 20, Deacon,
r Trustees, choir, C sher Board, ami
members worshiped with our pasr
tor's other charge, Round-. top,
6 Blyth\vt?od,"S. C.
i .All l'dpt^t a pleasant trip.
" " 'A' Tew also attended the S. S.
Convention at White Oak BapV
list church, Kidgeway, ltev. J.s M.
Beaity, Pastor.
Miss Gussie B. Jackson has ireturned
to Durham, NT C. after
" spending a while with her parents,
e ltev, and Mrs. 11. J. Jackson.
Messrs E. L. George and Wal l
r ter Gore left recently lor Parks
" of W. Ya.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan\es Randolph
of Charlotte, N. C., were visiting
the latter's parents here on Hunday,
Mr. aild Mrs. S. C. Cunningnain.
... A few attended the - Eastern
Grand Chapter at Rock Hill, S. C.
on last week.
1 NEWBERU\ NEWS
St. Matthew Baptist Church
Rev. S, M, Malsey, Pastor
. ' Sunday school opened at 10:.'i0
. Willi SI .'till i.t tnlwla.w.., ?< t?
W.iker in charge in the absent o.
. the Supt. The lesson was well re*
viewed. B, Y. P. U. 1:00 opened
by Rev. S. M. llalsey, alter which
H they planned for a picnic, at the
parsonage Wednesday evening
5:00 o'clock, for the juniors,
r ! At 8:li0, the pastor came before
the audience With a'text' from l>an
iel 1st chapter 8th verse; he
' preached u most interesting sermon.
y | Mr. land Mrs. S. ?M. llalsey, Jr.
. ami brother left it'or their home it
l~ Washington,' D. C. last Wednest!
day alter spending some time with
their parents;
Miss Leola^Rut,hofford, who atteaded
Benedict-Allen Summer
school, JVliss Andrena Rutherford,
and Mafcyer -T: J. Raye, Jr. are
home again, Jafter_ having spent a
\ pleasant time visiting her sister in
ii Edgetield, S. .C.
n Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Holmes ot
Fla., Misses Emma and Ruby,
^ Rev. and Mrs. Funches from Or~
angeburg, S. C., and the children
<)? Mrs. Holmes were the guests of
11 their relatives, Dr. and Mrs. J. E.~
Gftmt and Mr. and Mrs. t\ E. WiD.
q son last week.
Miss Emma Funches.-' passed
.>?nu i_a.ionna Muttut! 1 L.
E. Gilliam ami C. Graham,
flub, G. W. Singleton, Drug St i
Newberry Drug Store, Gilders it
Weeks Diug Stofe, Central 1) ug
m Store, B. \V. Bradley:Cafe, Mattie
Wilson Cafe. F. "B. Pratt, CnV*
dertakeg; J. B. Williams, Underr?
taker, Belk . Store, Fashion Store,
'y Capentcr Store, A. and P. Store,
I Kurtez Store, G. B, Summers Furj
niture, W. W. Faiv Barber Shop,
|{ i Herbert Coleman Barber Shop, W.
B. Baker Barber .Shop, B. W. Williams
Fish Dealer, Hal Kohn and
J. T. Sanders.
si CH ESTER FIELD X KWS
t. By Sara A. McCulloUgh
e j Hot! Hot! .Gee, but it's hot. inspite
of several shutters during
y the past week.
A.11 pastors were at their host
a Sunday; i
e Mrs. M.,L. Foster is home after,
r- spending six weeks in summer
?? se h < u 1. O ra ttgcbnr g-. Sv ?
Mr. Alphonzo Zanders. form: r<1
Iv of Daytona Beach, Fla. now
v. siationcd with the CCC Camp.
c" Rockingham1, N. C. was week-end
! , guest c.fi Mass Hattie Mae Teal,
r- Miss Martha Maueom of N. V.
1- is spendnRt two weeks home with
i- Velativesr ? H
i- Mrs. Delia Teal is impro': g
h nicely^ She had as visitors Sun-d
s. day, Mrs. I/cna Parker, Mrs. Mary
^ Bennltt,~ IvtttlF' Albert Dennett.
w LeaCha Parker and Mr. * Henry
i- Forte, all of Albemarle, N. C.
Messrs Oscar Forte and William
5- Ratcliff of Peaehland. N. C.
Miss Malindy Coe cnterthjned
v Monday evening for Mr. Alphonzo
L- Zanders, and. Miss Hallie Mae
3- Teal. |
<- 1 Re\?. W. W. McCullough is coiv- i
p (lWctinp a meeting: in Dillon, S. C.
I Mrs. M. I-.. Fof-tor and family,
p-.jRcv. and Mrs. Toatley and fam-]
r- ily, motored to Cheraw, S. C. Monday
nitc.
t. Miss Sara A. McCullou?th had as
her afternoon quests Sunday, Mr.
f. Alphonzo Zanders, and Miss Hali_
lie Mae Teal. Delicious ice cream
n. and cake, were served.
?r Messrs Chnrie- (Hart of .TackS8
sonvllle, Kla., And'ew Crawford
of Ajshevillc, N. C. now of the CCC
i- Camp, Rockinp:ha?r!. N. C. were
ppiasts of Misses Hallie Mae Tea',
ts and Sara A. McCullouph Monday
,h evening. The parties motored to
Cheraw, S. C. also Mr. Zanders,
>e where thoy had a lovely time. '
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"CARLISLE NEWS ..
The people of Carlisle are talking1
abu.t revival meeting. Some
ot them already have the revival
r.pirit. William Chapel A. M...E.
Z:on CJmrch, Sunday school was.
opened and called to order by tire
pastor on account of the illness or
-tr+e?iSti [?t?Mr;?1 win Co lent an?
Officers and teachers were at
the/- post,of duly. The lesson was
read uni discussed by the school.
JTTss \a..!ui Johnson V.'lls eal.tJ |
upon to express herself how si;,
had en^Syed the S. S. Convention,
Which she diil In a few words,
which was very timely. The pastor,
Rev. llillian, brought to his
hearers a great message. The
church was revived. Morning and
swelling service.; were good.
Rev. ! '. L, Wilkes took charge in
Toll. The people seem to be giad
to have him and the service ,wafc
goodK Revl Wilkes preached also
at Tucker Chuppcllc in the afternoon
and report that service was
g-oy-i-othe-re. After lea. dig?there
|Q through the city Saturday en route
ir. to Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit her
MsTeri
* .Mrs. Maggie Mayes' h j hand
has purchasinl' a be->ut it'll Buick
Touuring Car; . .
* Prcf. A dell Klovd is ah!.. '
around in the city again after hav. |
ir.g had a successful ojx-rati.oii at >
M Wavt?rlcv 0 hospital. Columbia,
n S. C.
T. Miss WillTehncna Coleman ha? J
returned home from Philadelphia
Pa.., where she attended school
? last term.
Calvary J 'reshy teri an Ch u rch ..
'.s Rev. A. H. Reasoner. Pastor
? The Young People's meeting was
" , very beneficial, to all who Were '
)(-^ ; present. ... |
During Sunday school' services
delegates, Mr.. C'eeil J dues and
J* Miss Juanita Jones gave very
'n j good reports of the institute;
- I they attended at llauhinson Insti1'
tute last week.
Visitors .are welcome all of
our services.
Prizes have been Riven and
promised druni the following eiiv
terprises fer the Amateur Contest
, that is to he presented at Drayton
' Street High school Auguust 1K;
w lib'JG:
he mmored over to St. Paul Baptist
church and Mlnessed u gland
revival' meeting.
Rev. Milos Bogan, Jr. preached
at James Chapel Baptist church.
He brought'to his heim-is a gveal
message that seemed .to be very j
much pleased with. Services' "ujere 'j
good.
Social News
I Muss Marie pawkins is helti iHrom
Knoxville, Tenn." visiting her parents,
Miv ami Mrs. Nero Pawkins.
Mrs. Mary Sartor* left" Friday
for "Washington, 1to visit her
luldven and iriends. Miss ltosa
Lee Brown left Saturday, for tJe?
troit, Mich, where she will spend,
the l'emainding part of ' the summer,
with her aunts ami uncles.
Mrs. Vivian Metiers ahd'daughtor,
Vivian Inez from Vax Hall,
N. J. are visiting her grand mother,
.Mrs. Patsey Hill.*
Those on the sick list-are Mr,
Blink Henry aiid Mis. - Henry
Dickson. ?
Mrs. Alice DaWkins is nitich improved.
Revival to bogyi at St. I.uke , A.
M. F. /.ion Church in full Sunday,
August 2.
ridck sprinhn i:\vs
John llroadnax. Reporter
"Hello! Everybody we hardly
.thefight that we would have any
news this week because of the '
heat, hut nevertheless we aho
making it some way.
?Ikiirtit-y-wiw?a tl ay b u t.
despite the hot 7-weather, there
weie .th.e faithfur lew who have
braved the boat, and were found
.11 the service:*.
Sunday School was ;opened at
the .usual hour, ami the'lesson was
beautifully discussed.
'At 11:20 a. in. Rev. Jones mount
ol the pulpit and-,preached a won-,
derful sermon. His . text was.
found Proverb 17th chapter and
17th vsrse. Thome: "A Friemb
Loveth At All Time.'.' *'
Revival meeting closed at Secor.
! Baptist Church Friday nite.
'the meeting was quite a kueeoss.
Quite a Jew folks_from here attended
the Iylisto Baptist S. S.,
dm! B. T. L*. Convention Friday,
Sat.*'Jay, and Sunday, which
convened, at Rock Hill, 'Saluda,
S.
Schoof days are hefe again frr
ti.e. children around Ridge"Spring
Ri .gc 11 ill school opened Monday
im-ruing, nv o'clock "for th
.sumin'cl* mouth. We ate glad to
haw some of our last vear. .and
year tifiri- last teaches on th
facuhy. fphf' facility- m as fol1?
- v. i- Prot". A. P. Iligh.towor. PruV
A am. Mrs.' High to wet;, Miss Copt
trr-yi>. (l. ltfiirrtr?r'Miss SrrRr
Ci a v. t'o'nl. Mis. X. Ilanannd :?r.d
< . Latimer;. Visitors arc always
w'tiK niui' on our campus.
Mjss Drown of Columbia wor?bipod
with us .Sunday during our
s< rvict-s.
Air-. ). Ui owr., Mr%. Th Boyd |
ami Miss II. B. BrOadnax-W (Jive:.-i
villi* were \is'tors in town Thursday.7
. _
Mr. M. Kirby of (Jal'fiuy is visit;....
l.w- .w..? r> tc TJl.rl,
tower. '
Little Charley Wright. Jr. an:
Robert Wright, of Atlanta. Ga. art
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Eva
Ha good.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams ,
New .York are at home again. |
Misses Blanche and Marie Williams
have returned home after
spoiling some time in,Jsew York.
Mrs. Molly Merritt is at home,
again after spending some time in
New York.
?RrV;?and M~r?u Henry Peterson.
.Miss S. Peterson and Mrs . LiJla
Gaston. were visitors in town on
Tuesday.
.Mr. John KaTfoFd and daughter,
S ?!];. 1 . le^t Saturday for Washington,
n>L. f,
CLINTON NEWS,
By Andrew W. Thompson '
We afe'glad to welcome the fol
alt. ti iinjr '.summer school at various
collejres: Missis Claudia
Donah, Rebecca Thompson;- Mat- 1
tie Yruttfr. Geneva Pettis, Lula M. !
I ijhwoo.l, Bessie Golden, Xcisy t
Gary, Lillie B. William and Ruby
Johnson.
Mr. Tihnan William, along,wi'h F
neices and nephews- motored to J S
Spartanburg on Sunday to visit M
relatives.
The {"program;-rendered by the
Missionary on" last Sunday night
at Hebron Baptist Church was enjoyed
by all that wht;nj>?sed it. a
Messrs Marion"** and I Clarance
Boole' Of Lutll'(-i:s. S' Well' the ~at
Sunday evening guests oft M-is-e?s 111
Rebecca and Bona B. Thompson. k
Miss Dollie Mae Klliso-ii is on ^1
the sick 1Im;.wo hope Mi'-s Kill---***
son a speedv recovery, 'l-'
Mils. J. T. W Minis is in th,- vi
Waverley hospital. Columbia;. .<?
C. . We are sorry to hear of her _
illness,- but she is" doing line at
this wrjting. "
Revival meeting will start at
Hebron Baptist -church " Sunday,
morning at 11:00 o'clock .and wiil
continue for a. week. This .meeting'
AViir lie conducted by Rev.
il c at.r of Spartanburg, S. {'. a - ^
sistei by tin- pastor. Rev. A.-A: i
Sims. 1 ir
\\ e are soj ry to jcarn of the
death v'l. Mrs. Liollic Fjt'.;;, whodied
Friday morning and was fun-'
orulized Monday siftenV?m, iit (
d:-'?0 o'ehx-k at Hebron Baptist
church, by the pastor. R?v. A. A.
Sims:
V\ e are- glad to welcome Mrs.
f arrie Belle AI iT 11* ir 'T' Heti'oit,
Mich.,back home again after stay- inrr
away lor twenty-i ne '."ears, t
I Her friends and relative's are g.ad *
to have her.
We congratulate Miss Ru.h M.
( ' rh \\rf 1
- lui vtiuimig Itl;' pith I
prize in tlie Bathing ilea-ity < '>11-'.
test awl having the opportunity of !
4Co.ing J.u_ Jacksonville.?_Elo.?XtU-?5
hopwsMiss Crawford.a Very pleasant
awl sale trip.
We are sorry tu hear of t!i m
dca'Ji <>f Mr. Charlie Bailey who I"
died*' Saturday afternoon after sitf I ,
ferine seriously with the double 1
pneumonia. lie was funerulized
Sunday afternoon, at J o'clock, at
Hebron Baptist church.
. ' 1?SIM TEH NEWS
The Fairfield Presbytery and 1
School of Methods w^ich--convened
at the Second Presbyterian church, Dr.
I. P. Pogue, pastor, was a
ycry sueeseeful meeting and ji.any
delegates attended from all parts
<<f the state. , .
Rev. Horner of Buffalo, N. Yi
prpached at Emanuel M. E. church,
on "Sunday morning, July 20. The
message was forceful*
The Bible School closed on Moriday
night, July. 20 with a very i.w .
teres ting program -at?Mt. Pi'sgah *
A. M. K. church. Demonstration 1 1
work, presented on the program \ m
? ...... .ivv- iiiot cue M JIU'IHS nail gained
a deal of information dur- u
injr the five weeks. Mrs. Pendergruss
ami the teachers are to be .
voinnundbd for the interest manifested.
Each teacher ar.d each ; (
student with a perfect attendance
average was given complimentary c
.ticket to the Lyric Theatre by the
manager at the close-of the e.\-|
_-.rci.-es. The teachers gave a picnic
for the scholars on Tuesday at i
.uoiTis t oilege park. ?-? ? ?f?
On Wednesday night. .July 22.;
Prof. Abrahaftv why is in.-tructoi j
of music at Allen university, pre-.'
sented the sacred cantata' "Bel-;
shazzar" at Mt. Pisgah A. M. K.
church and repeated same on Su;day
night at Mt. Pisgah. Much
applause was given Prof. Ab:a-1
ham for the excellent rendatiem. i
Sumter is-proud, of the musical
talent of its young people who put; ,
ver any musical program attempted.
The Woman's Home Missionary
I Society gave a surprise shoyver 2
for Rev. A. G. Townsend on Tucs- m
day night. July. 21--Iho the woa- ther
was quite inclement a few of
the numbers .went to the home and
presented many packages and a j
purse to the Veteran pastor. He
and Mrs. Townsend expressed
then; appreciation for the same.
The Twilight Tennis club gave
vh'eir initial lawn party and tennis
tournament at the court, or I
. ii.i.ii ?i ii-i uuuii, juiy 'j-j. 1 he
young folk enjoyed the outing.
Mr. Jack Tarleton was also a ^
delegate to the S. S. institute oi "
the Episcopal church which was
held at State College two weeks
ago. This, was Mr. Tarletoi\'s sec- "
end year to attend and he-plans to
finish the course next summer.
Mrs. I. U. Davis, Sr., her daugh--j
ter and son, now of Chicago spenC
a few days in the city laM week
visiting friends. They were the
house guests of Mrs. I. P. Davis,
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Slatci
while in the city.
Little Miss Cornelia Perry of
! Hurnswtck. (Ta7 is visiting little *
..Miss Pearl Mae Spears and Aure- C
lia Jones.
My. and Mrs. Moore of New
| fork (Jiy ate visiting Mrs. Moore's *
foster mother, Mrs. Edna Davis p
I ui N. Main St.
iMrs. Pettegrew of Jacksonville,
PjL^is visiting her mother andMror
t\m> children, Mi s. Ella Johnst n
aiVri grand* children.
Mrs. Ella Palker and brother,
^Mry^Harry Vanhtrren and Rrv
Horner all of Buffalo, N. V. w'cr.
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Parker,
during the past week. '
Mrs. Ruby Conwell of Charles "
ton, S. C. is visiting her mothei
and sisters-, Mrs. Maud'' Ponder- |
grass and daughters. Dr. and Mrs I
ustinpr the sacred S
tions to oar compe- E&TJ|
understanding, digd
Service insures |jn||Jl ^
all the inviolable
is and desires of tfy?, KgjSI
1 . ;
V A
Page ?
J -
ride and >011 of Columbia spent
unday with Mr.-. Prides' mother,
Irs.' I'endeipi a;-s. '
Opening of I ho Jrssjf Studio
The formal opening' ol the Jos
re Studios of' NepTo inu-k' and
it, l.o ate'd at -11 (I- uiail St.,
umter, S. was held on Sunday
tl'l II"'":. . I .IN tki TTT TTTT aljOVC
lined atlilri..-o fioin '.Vs. Mrs.
\ti Speaj- ami Mr. ('has.
pettrs, host an'.i hoste.,.*. Kxlii J-?>*y?ieadititr?art
1 -t>?ar-d *yal?
ry of ?i;>ti?:, uisr.ed -Nn 1*1 ues> was
jewed i?y the many-visttni pres
Continued on Jiaiie 7 . :
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
)R. A. H. JOHNSON
SURGEON
Jlliee: 1 ^ A y'tieet
Phone 3406
. Uesiderece* 919 Oak Struct
Vnone b740"
IEX. J. II. JOHNSON
Office: 'Zd'jf* Marion Street,
NOTARY Pl.BI.IC
)ea)er in R<uil Estate, performs
larriaRe ceremonies, \vr:te-- w-lla
eeds, tr. rttake.-, claims, .etc.
Call to See Hin\
)ffice Phone 8107 Ret.. 07 Ji
N. J. FREDERICK
Otorney-at-l;aw and Notary Public
PRACTICE IN AI-.L COl'RTS
?State and Federal
119 Washington St., Cota., S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
Special-Attention Given to I/te eases
of the Gumj
Gold Crown and Brtuge Wee*
A Specialty \
Office Phone 6129 Res. 32v.?
116 Washington St., Cola., S. C.
DR. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
iffice Hours: to If. A. M.; 1 to k
ff* P. M. 6 to S P .M.
special Attention Giv?,r. Diseases
Of Women.
Office: Residence:
125 Washington 223'JJianipton
Phone 642f* Phone 7564
DIt. J. G. STUART
Eye. Ear. N'txi. ?-?'?* i*t>
_ . , . tint at
Glasses Fitted Accurately.
Office Hours: Telephone:
1:00 to 1: T. M. Kts. 4602
0:00 to 8:00 F. M. Office 37i$.%
Office: Residence'*
1030 Taylor St. 1417 Fine St
Office Hours; Telephone:^
.1 A. M. to 2 P. M. Ptt-s. 8875
6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon
lisea'ses of Women and Children
l"*V A Specialty.
Office: , ' Residence:
115 Lady St. 13<Jl Pine St,
Columbia, S. C.
Office Hours: Piiunes:
8 to 9 A_ M. Office 6033
1 to'2 P. Al. Res 67y8
6 to 8 P. M.
Dr. R. I>. Frederick
Physician
Office: Residence:
lOTtfc Washington 1416 Park
ver Victory Saving Bank,
Columbia, S. C.
I
hone 7811
All classes of Dental Work
Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST
VAIN LESS E\ I KA'l l IONS
Ottice: 236i* V2 Gejvtjis Street
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
DENTIST
3231/2 Assembly St. Columbia
Phone 3tfi6
lold Crtdwns-?Bridpes-^-IMates a
Spcritltj.- Extractions Made
Tainloss
n Winnsboro - Wednesdays and
aturdays at A. Russell Building.
Rhone 219
Office Hours: Telephones:
:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. Offloo fiOM ?
Residence 8873 ' .
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
Mlling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges
Sunday by Appoihtnuent
Anesthesia a Specialty
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