The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 26, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, September 26,1936
RIDGEWOOD BAPT. CHURCH
Columbia, S. C.? Sunday, Sept
f 13th, 11)36 was a higl) day at the
. Ridge w:ood Baptist c h ?u r c h
at 3:30 o'clock p.. n;. The brothers
of this church pat on a raily among
themselves'and it was called
Men's day. Th(> Rev. E. A. Mbs?
of Augusta, Ga. was the promoter
and he preached a soul stirring
sermon to the man, Bro. W. H.
Marsh ami Bro. Hughes Shelton
of Winston-Salem, N. C. motored
* ?? down to witness this rajly and
f they (responded highly in the ral'
ly. The total amount raised was
$14.63. Deacon Talley Marsh won
tihe prize. Rev. Z. E. Dennis, pastor;
Sister E. Marsh, Reporter and
Sec. ^
THE YOUNG WOMEN MISSION
AIIY SOCIETY OF JONES
CHAPEL A.M.E7- CHURCH
Rev. II. C. Young. Pastor
V * The Y. held their regular month
ly meeting at the home of th<?
Misses Lott on Marion St. with
the Pres., Miss F. C. Benson presiding,
after greeting the members
am. friends of the club, and a
Short. flpVotiiHHll - All?? oifimliAM
was called to the main purpose for
the afternoon^ winch was a sock
rally sponswied l^i Mrs. Bcttha
r Foggy, between the married and
single ladies'of the club- It was a
heated contest but fihally in the
end the single ladies won out ovei
the married ladies for the first
time. The amount erf $18.00 be
ing raised. Married I.adies raising
$7.50. Mrs. Foggy, captain
in Single Ladies, raising $10.50
Miss C. K. Gordon, captain. Out
guests for the afterfioon were the
Misses Helen Keddick and P. Sartor,
.visitors are welcome at aTT
f times an > we >ay to these ladies
come again.
We were then served a salad,
course, punch and cake by the
hostess .and mother. The club
song was then sung and we were
dismissed by Mrs. Sawyer to meet
on the 3rd Wednesday in Oetobei
at the home of the Sec. at 2210
Lady St.
ANDREWS NEWS
St. Andrews A. M: E. .Church
Rev. W. I'. Carolina, Pastor
On Sunday morning 'the pastor
> selected Leviticus 14:7,: Theme:
-f The first bird a type of Christ..
At 7:30 p.m. the same chnptei
and verse as above. Theme A
second bird, a type of our soul.
Both sermons were good.
Mrs, Rosa Gadsden of Georgetown,
S. C., passing through stoped
at the home of Mrs. TL R.
Green on Monday showing the
class of the 4-11 club how to make
grape jelly. The meeting was
good.
^ iilr. r rank Mrt deary of Philadelphia,
Pa., paid a visit to his
aunt the writer.
Quite a number of patrons were
present at the official opining of
Andrews^ High school,?Keptembei
18th. The enrollment exceeded by
far that of the previous years.
r The entire community gladly wel
. comes the appip-mt progressive
faculty which is largely new.
Members^ of the facultyr are:
4 Misses Susie Mae h ick of Klloree,
f a graduate of Morris college; Flo.
rida Alice Jackson of Georgetown
a graduate of Morris college; Kstell
Viola Stevenson of Florence,
h graduate of State A. and M. college;
Liz/.el Vasta Alexander of
Anderson, a graduate of State A
and M. college; Yirtelle Dorothy
Fair, of Columbia, a graduate of
Benedict college; Alineta Saxon
Robinson of East< ver, a graduate
of Benedict college; Mrs. Luther*
f ine B. Smith of Andrews,, a graduate
of? Allen university. '
Mr, J. E. Smith the principal, a
graduate <?f Allen university is expecting
the above fitculty to make
this the best year in the history
of the school.
ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CM I'ltCH
Rev. L, B. (iambic, Pastor
^. Sunday was a high day. at St.
y Philip A. M. E. church. Many visitors
were present. Rev. Gamble
wqs at his best. Text was found
St. Mark 4:41. Five persons joined
the church. During the rally
for pastor's salary $40 was raiso/l
IVTiuuou (! T nu-rnneo V \f/*_
Bride left for Mather Aca"dem>
Camden, to complete their high
school course.
Mrs. Mayfield and children were
-? accompanied hack to Brooklyn, N.
Y. ,by Rev. Mayfield and niece
Miss Sarah Smith, who will spend
sometime with her.
Miss II. E. Smith left fyr State
A. and M. college, Orangeburg to
Mr. A. B. Smith and E. \V? Law.
renee is back home after attend
iaft?the ain icult ui al lmctin.T in
Tuskegee institute.
Miss Thelma Tisdal, the daughter
of Mr. and Mvs. P. L. Tisdal
was buried here. She' died in Baltimore,
Md., with her aunt where
she was attending school. Funeral
service conducted by Rqv. L. P.
Gnmbie. The remain? v'.Jre accompanied
here Ivy livr. father and
^ mother, aunt and- cousin. Sin- leav
j . v? i(? mourn ni'r loss, minor ami
mother, three sisters, two brother?
many other rejatives.
Mrs. R. It. Brown, daughter, Mr
Roy Bush. Blues Sweat were visitors
here last Sunday from Holly
Hill. ,
BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor
Newberry, S. C? The Sunday
scriool was called "to order by Supt.
{ Madden at the regular hour. After
the regular devotional period
the students went to their classes
for a brief stuffy of thd left son'.
They later re-assembled for the
review which was conducted by the
pastor. ^ ^ .
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The morning services were opened
by Miss Gwendolyn flenry; our |
pastor later came before us with
a strong message. Text "The end
is come upon the four corners of
the land". Ezek. 7:2, subject "The
End".
We had ^te following name, visitors
with us last Sunday morn,
ing: Mrs. Iola Guy front Ashevilte,
N. C., and Mrs. Angeline McClaim
cf Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. Patterson
who has been with us for quite
sometime, left ' Monday for hn
home, Charleston.
We hated so very much t0 sye;
her go, because we have enjoyed
having her with us; we do hope
that she will try and be with us
again.
The B.Y.P.U. met at 7 p.m. with
Mrs. Singleton in charge and as
usual the program was enjoyable.
The following name persons left
for school last week: Miss Eddie
Mae Worthy, and Miss Nancy
llaulty. Miss Mamie Sanders and
her brother left fdr Voorhees in-1
t ?--- -
j-w-uvv, lucouay 01 mis week. We
are hoping and praying that they
will have a successful school term.
Our revival was a real success,
lust week. Twenty-two joined as.
candidates for Baptism. We have
on hand more than thirty persona ,
for Baptism, and with this week's
joiners we can expect more than
forty for Baptism Sunday night
at 6:00 P.M.
Our pastor wishes to thank one
and all for their presents and
gifts at his birthday party that
wag given at the parsonage, September
7, at 8:00 p.m.
At the regular night services
Mr. George Singleton was at the
piano, and after a brief devotional
- period, our juts-tor biought .us, anotlur
powerful message, Using as
a text these -words: My Father
Work Hitherto, And 1 Work. John
:17. Subj.: "Sacredness of Work".
scWork is the law of God's uni
vese; it has stamped upon it the
seal of. God's approval more than
that, it is the principle of God's
own' life.,
Woik is in itself a blessing and
not a curse. We should strive at
all times to work, for it is the only
medium through which we can find
rest for our souls.
BKTIIGKHKM BAPT. ( HI RGll
Rcy* Sarah II. Smith, Pastor
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The Bethlehem Baptist Sunday
riclt.w'.l ?11-1 . - <
.?..Mil vmiivu id urucr oy the
S'upt. at the usual hour. A lovely
it roup was present. The lesson
subject:"Christian Living," was
discussed in classes for .'>0 minutes
after which a brief review was
ma le by the Rev. R. C. Stover.
At 11:30 A. M. Rev. Sarah II,
Smith brought to us a soul stirring
message, using for ji Theme: "The
Luke Warm Church." The evening
message was delivered by Rev.
W in. Smith of St. Petersburg, Fla.
Text: John 3:3 Theme: "Ye must
be born again." We were very
happy to have a large number of
visitors on Sunday, among which
were Rev. Wm, Smith and Rev.
Davis <?'f St. Petersburg, Fla. Rev.
I. P. Reedef, Rev. Rueker and
Rev. I'ortiir of this City. Members
report ill tor thejjie.k
are as follows: Mrs. E. Wise, Ama
llugue. Viola Hutto and F.mma
Green, we pray for them a spoetjy
recovery. ,
Sunday, Sept eon he r 20th, opened
a great battle dgainst sin and
: Satin. Rev. C. L. Smallwood, pastor
of the New Hope Baptist
church, Washington, D. C. is conducting
the meeting.
' We were favored with some very
sOul touching selections by Miss
J.ula B. Hurst.
Revival services will be hel.i
each night 7:30 p. m. The public,
is cordially invited to attend.
The Junior Missionary society
met at the church on Monday afternoon
6 o'clock. The meeting
was called to order bv little Miss
Ruth Glover, the president. A
lovely group was present and all
reported a lovely meeting; They
adjourned to meet on Monday at
teirncen, Sept. 2Sth, at o? o'clock.
" Sunday brought to a close a
great meeting at Mt. Calvary i
R.ihIkI cluivch of which Rev. Sn- I
rah H. Smith is pastor. The meeting
was conducted by Rev. 0. S
, Sutton of Atlanta, Ga. It wa> indeed
a successful meeting. * '
We thank God for the great
messenger and his wonderful messages.
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IN ION It. MISSIONARY CIRCLE
XOIBER ONE
JL
The Circle No. 1 met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Wilson at 2514
Millwood Ave; , The meeting was
called to order at Seven p. m. with
. p.-.-siding. Opening
selection "Every koum. Goes
or and Higher." Scripture reading
by Mrs. Robert Adams, 7th chapter
oi' MiUllum , player, Mini. Ilan
iels. The 2?'trd Psalm was repeated
in concert. Selection "Steal Away."
The house was then in order
Aor business. The minutes of
the last meeting were read, receiv.
ed and adopted, uid and new nusihess
was discussed. The roll
was called and all .members responded
briefly. After the business
meeting was over v/e listener
to a short program rendered by
Mrs. John Davis which was very
good. Solo by Uttle Miss David
Paper Mrs. Fred Wilson. Solo?
Mrs. MeCant. Solo, Mrs. P. Halo.
Remarks. Mrs. Robert Adams,
from Circle No 'J. Remarks by
Mts. Wise. We were very proud
to have visiting friends with us.
Also glad to have one of our own
members hack with up after spending
the summer in the Mountain,
Mrs. 'Wise. We hope all of our
sick-members will soon be well a
"gain. I am sure all our members"
arc glad to know that our presr.
dent is . improving nicely; hope
she will return to us soon. ' "
1 We adjourned,to meet with Mrs.
McCant at 2517 Millwood Ave
Monday evening at 7: P. M.
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. V. A. Janerette, Pastor
Surrynerville, S. C.^?Sunday wa>
a very beautiful day for the
church; goers. The pastor delivered
a wonderful sermon. The
sermon was very Uplifting to
every body. Misses Roberta
Glcdtdtt and Ruth Edwards was
baptised on, Sunday morning. We
are very glad to have them among
us. We were very glad to have
in our midst .the various friends.
Mrs. Alice lioouirtan o^ Charleston,
Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Lilly Jackson,
of N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Garrett,
Mr. John of <N. Y. and Miss
E. E. Clement of Charleston. The
acting principal and English
teacher at the Alston HI. school.
Paradise Cafeteria
Don't forget the Paradise Cafeteria,
located on Main and R; JR.
Ave. We are always glad dor you
to patronize us.
A Wedding from Charleston
came in on us Sunday night.
The Bride, Mrs. Laura Price;
Groom, Mr. Price; Made of Honor,
Miss Glaidys (Dickerson, her
attendance, Mr. Goshway Harper.
Bride's maids, B. Jackson. Small
Abraham and Wakefall. The bride
was wearing a lovely * dress of
white.
The maid of honor was wearintr
a beautiful pink dress maid in the
style of a tunic. The Bridemaids
wore lovely ( resses made in
the style of a tunic. They* all
looked very pood. They were served
with various kinds of nice
things.
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CHESTERFI ELD N EWS
By Sara A. McCullough
Sunday was rally day at Hurst
Tabernacle A* M, E. Zion church
The pastor, Rev- E. .D. Lyles wai
at his Lest.
Service \vas at Grand VI , v Pre-;
byterian chuich Sunday ul-o. R?v.
J. II. 'Toatky, pastor.
Rain! Rain! Gee, but didn't it
rain Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mable Robinson and daughter,
Miss Sara Wadsworth have
returned from a visit in Virginia
and Washington, D. C. - .
Miss Doris Gill left Saturday
for (Washington, D. C. where shewill
continue her school work this
tenm
Mr. James Wadsworth sj.ent
t Ho week-end here from the CCC
Camp, Avvendaw, S. C.
afternoon~for Rockingham, NT. C.
where she will attend school this
term.
Mrs. Annie Edwards and Mrs.
Margaret Jenkins spent several
hours in Cheraw, Monday afternoon
shopping. They also visited
Coulter Academy.
.Miss Onfdu McEadden' has returned
after a month's stay at
her home in Sardina, S. C.
A party was given last Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Annie
Edwards in honor of the gins
leaving for school. A very enjoyable
evening was spent.
Those enjoying the evening
were: Misses Margaret Stanley,
Helen Jenkins, Sara Jackson, Sara
A. McCullough, Rosa A. ami
Celia Toatley ami Elizabeth Johnson..
MessCi.s Willie Leak, Dearie
New ins, Frank McCoy, Robert
Bittle, aii .? Howard Jackson.
Delicious punch and cake were
served. ??: ,?
SAINT JAMES V.M.K. CHI KCH
Rev. Hale 15. Thompson, Pastor
Asheville, N. C.? A full anil
glorious day was begun at t> :.'$()
o'clock a. m. in a/broadca>t by our
choir and pastor at Camp Oteen
tnrougn tno lafiimcs o:> tne ie<teral
government. Coml'ort and consolation
in the way ' of song's,
prayers and a brief address were
sent, to the bedsides of ^hundreds
of patients who are under the mod
ical care of the government. Mr.
J. \V. Brogdon an.! Mrs. Ollic
Reynolds, organise, directed a
mo-t beautiful musical program,
with twenty four voices in the
choir.
| The morning's service began amidst
the atmosphere of deep reverence
and beautiful flowers'." It
was baptismal day and the worshipping
congregation was large
and enthusiastic. The subject of
our minister's discourse '.was
"Christian Baptism" taken from
Galatiar.s 11:27. This message
j Was intensely instructive and it's
delivery was .characterized with
deep fervency. A beautiful climax
to the morning's .service was
reached in the baptism of two in[
l'ants and one adult. The spiritual
wave ran high upon the ,consumation
of this part of the service.
Visitors too nuberous to
[ mention by names from within
&n?. around the city shared in the
morning's .worship and were made
~lo I'ci'l happy ami nmUmtr
Upon the evening's service,
there was a large attendance a-gain.
f:iithe?-i|nr in the spirit of
deep reverence and worship,
great blessings came again upon
the congregation. "Divine Care"
constituted the evenin's message
by our pastor and was based upon
the scripture found iri Genesis
45:7. Carefully and tWcefuWy
this message was delivered and it's
reception was with joyous acclaims.
Truly throughout the
day's worship, the Holy Spirit edified
the saints and sinners were
maije to think upon their way. A
host of visitors worshiped again.
All forces are busily engaged
in the task oJ annual conference
preparation and for the success,
ful culmination of ouv winter
fuel supply rally. Commendations
came to the congregation
from our pastor for their beautiful
cooperation in the work of. the
church. _
iTnitrnr?nr?v vuu/a
in r,? i?rvi\iv i ii ijii
Drayton Street High School
~~Prnf. 4??k?1'r j nri pal
The guests Wednesday morning
were: Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Rev. M.
M. Peace and Dr. G. W. Singleton
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
Prof. F. F. Gladden presented ' at
| Rev, E. E. Gaulden who read
Psalm 1 chajiter. After which he pi
I presented Rev. .tf. M. Peace; his ei
[ message to the students was "I as
Am Betting All I Have-'On You."; ,4.
He told the stu? cuts, since they ' |,v
are the future men and women of, |a
our race, each one must do his
best daily to help make the wot Id
better.
I>r. G. W. Singleton gave a *v j
few timely remarks on "toper- ;
ation." Mr. Eugene Singleton re- u.
eeived a prize i^or answering one
half of a few practical ami current
events questions. *
Miss Gary spent the wcqk-end
in Washington, P. C. with her at
family and relatives. She. wa> 1,1
accompanied by Master Charlie
Gallman. They reported a pleasant
trip.
Mrs. Lillie E. Gladden is spending
a few? weeks' vacation in
Washing**!} D. C. with her Vela. "7.
tives and friends. R?
Calvary Presbyterian Church an
Rev. A. 11. Reaspner, Pastor an
Sunday school service was quite, wr
interesting as it gave each child r.n
an opportunity to fun.' his talent to v. l
use in the service of_Gial. - , ct
Children's service was, opened <in
with "Follow Th6 Gleam.'' Pray- Ki
er by Mr. S., \V. Allen, Sr. The. en
pastor's subject "Making Things u'
Go Smooth." lie used a peddler t.<
in a wagon for illustiation. ami th
(Vn>t .?o iiv'. 1
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needs'oil; so the child' heeds th
Christ in his life to make things !>?'
go smooth. Closing selection; de
"Wonderful Words of Life." sci
At 11:.'JO the pastor's tlu-ine was >h
"Agreeability," Text Matt. 2~> ?
Matthew 18:11); He spoke i?" the XVl
importance of agreeabler.ess; the 1?*j
cost iff being agreeable, the' v'aTno
of agreeable.. hi>w to be ntrrec- Ul
able, and the result. Every one Ih
present enjoyed the entire service.' ')"
We- were delighted to have\as" th
our guests: Messers James (iaitVs h:i
and Freddie Grimes., also to wi\- eh
ness the presence of Mis. Greeley 1,11
and her sister, .Miss El.i/.abeth
Grimes. ea
Mrs. Lilla Dean gave a report :'ii
cf her trip to the l'rosbytery^.Uifrtr.1 j1
was quite encouraging to. all of
the members. ' ,
During the. Young People's service
the children made their pledges
and .enjoyed a very good ser- .
vice conducted by their adult ad- J'1
visor as the President and vice 'a
president were absent. ',:l
A large crowd went on the bus "J*1
to Mountville. where tlvy had a
pleu-sjnt trip. Mrs. Lilla Dean. 11
director. ." .
I Messqrs James Carter and l'< S. 11
Tucker left last week to enter
State college. We hope for them ^
a successful term.
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I ..uims .iuuir nan* aiso it.utivj .
Allen university. , . S"
Mr. and Mrs. Adcll Clotiblock Y.f
^Valtcrboro.'T?. passed through * j'
the-city from Uchdersoaville, N. s
C. and spent two week.- 'with bis "
parents;?Mr. and?Mils r M. ' *
en Roukdry St.'
Paul U. Allen. Reporter
St. Matthews baptist' ('hutch ...
Rev. S. M. illalsey; Pastor
Sunday school l((:dO, a grand
attendance. The seine 1 was eall- u'.
e*l to ordei by the Supt. Officios
and teaehers wire present. The Ty
lesson was carefully taught by *.
each teacher. C'las- No. 2 enlill- ^
e ' to the banner. After a "-W J.
i nights off the H. V. P. U.. was
! called to-order by the President, '
Mrs. Nancy -1., Haltiwangeiy We.
are sine the program' war. grand .
and all who heard it.weic imieh {.]
benefited, we had some- timely
lemarks and papers from the d'if!
ferent young gil ls. There, were ?
a number of membi-vs added t > y
the church during the revival tj'
meeting by. baptism.
| At-&r()() o'clock tin- pastor came U
: before us as UMial with a mes
. sage to satisfy each and every
! one; you are invited to tlvVe ser- pi
[vices' at any time and feel your- (>(
self welcome. Our hearts were
| made sa* by the tire which de- ^
. stroyed the home of Mrs. Annie jj,
I Wilson and every thing occupied t('
h.v t hict* ramifies; . v
Miss Tilla 15. Collins is homo afrtlin
alter sppndintr the sunwu-i
with hor mother- in. Cleveland, O.
The f?irl< will soon, ho off . to. .
school and oli! how w will miss
thorn. tj
SlWKTANiU U<; NEWS I'l
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Sunday was-a-beautiful day for
church .iroofs; the revival meeting
at Ciohren Street Daptist church,
Rev. P. C\ Clark, pastor is-meeting
Avith sfreat success. Rev. K
I. (>allman of Wina-ho'o, S. C. is .
assisting the paster for the past *
week hv.t Sunday was the crownintr
day. were added to the ...
church f/i- baptism.- $511.55 was .
raised. w
Miss Mary Subor. the Secretary i,
mtv Sunday school is able to la j,
out attain after a wei'k of i!lilisrs. vj
Rev. R. W. Spearman i? doing
nicely hut yet remain- in the lien- v.
"oral hospital. ? ijL
Miss E. %jsi Gallman of Winns- \y
1 oro, S. C., daughter of Rev. E. .1.
(kill 111 an' ^ a wele. one visitor in \|
the City. ' She is playing a great y,
part in the, Evangelist son^r ser- |?,
? s)
Mrs. Grace walker has return- ( ,
ed after spending: a pleasant sum- jj,
mor. She was the truest of Mr-.
Maggie Ixivers while in N'e\\ j ?
York. |
BALTIMORE. MI). NEWS
Mr. William Powell of Baltimore,
Md., formerly of Columbia,
S. C., died Monday niorninjr. Svptcmber
14th, 15W6. The funeral '
was conducted from his .late residence
tVM Dover street by the Rev.?
Dr. Shields of the Ebcnczer A. M.
E. church on Thursday afternoon,
September t7tb at 3 o'clock with
Mr. Isaiah Brown and Brothers
funeral director. i-Ile leaves to *
-mourn his loss a devoted wife. Mrs II
Mamie Dennis Powell; one step t
sister,- Mrs. Adell Harris of Do- g|
troit, Michigan an da host of.rel- *
> I
ivi's and friends. |
For .over ."0 yi-ai's he was em- <li*i
pyed hrakcma'n for the South- Mc
n Kail oad. Was better known Alt
Kill l'owolh Hi* was laid to
st in the Mount /.ion cemetery,
side, his mother and mother-intv,
who proceeded him to the ,(V*
ave years nn0
Mrs >':iLLio Neshitt of Kaitimore, lJ
J., formerly of Columbia,, is the .
fe of Mr. Jes.-e Ncsbitt is ill at s^(
r home, ltlll W.Saratoga street i
iere she fell down the steps of so*
i home and sprained her Ivy's,
Mr. John Spann of Baltimore ^rU.
rnierl.v of Newberry is ..very ill law
his in me. lie is the |iusband 'hoi
.Mrs. Mamie Spain. it.
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KASTOVKK NI.NVS the
(in last' Saturday nkjht about>0
two- mt-tir Jack Kyulley a't.d of
>>s K: atton were killed by an of
tone bile d'iven . by Hazel ' Kitt eit;
d ti woman. HlpiVy Yotmjr who wa
K also hit by t.he same car was 'ehr.
shed to. the Columbia, h spitai '
i re she "aft'Vw :jrd died from the . use.
This arciden.t was on the Ian
t road between K.ustoy r and Mr
njrville. 'it whs reported that a am
t had passed leaving behind a tlu
ry heavy dust an.' as .the three 'aft
lined out of t he WtlV of nob" I'lir
e-other car comiiii; in the oppo cut
.e direction did not see them fot
i' heavy <inst. One th eisand nu1
ople . "fathered to sco the aeci- Sii
ut. On retu'rnir.ty from the p.
rr.o 'K it or 1 fornix's fiif hit Bo
Harris anil Dad-Junior side (Jr
ippiii Mr. Barton (white). Both Bo
.to arrested and afterward" i-e- sti
tst*d on bond. i?ii' :'ul
Services las"! Sunday lit St. Phil- sc)
) \yoro most execllopt; Rev
^viiiim stirred Ins pooplo wan si Toi
I'ssairo t'rMn 1st Cor. At Su
o oloso of this service otic was Hi
ippily converted and .ioiuoti th< on
ilfoh; three', were received in full en,
oni Inn's It i p. Sunday afternoon nu
v. W. I). Nash (if Bethel Station yo
1110 ovpr with hi- entire folks. It
id they tried- themselves. The
oil sailer so'until people shouted tin
tile taking up collection. Rev. it
ash prcacluu!. as never .bntforo. tin
dlootions wore Kood. Come" a- no
till; you an' welcome. ?
The stewardess of St. Philip and
e tfuod nuMiib'Ts were jfive.h AI
-t Sunday t<< help to prepare the
istor for' conference. Ar.d they
y they on.lv need a few nn*i*e doles
an they wilj he aide to sen t irjj
hi up looking j;o<d.. to
Thi- was sponsored by . Sister- |lt
Mia Rohlnson'. t^iieeiiv Martin. uj
ssie Myers. Bettie Carter ar.d
Iters^ ; ^ .. 4..
Rev. Row man opened the "Te
L'Wal at St. Matthews Baptist
inch on the 115th and closed it
-t Friday nijrht with quite a sue- ,u
ss. lie'and his people will wur. SJ
ip at ;Mt.- Olive Baptist church. tr'"
M rs. .left' Scott was awarded an
t SaUirday niuht witih a lint t"t
11 rw'at 1 a ?She says m- -or.
ys for her.
(hi llasl Sunday"1 Atla Niles, Mr. ou
*X. 1 letrdersou ?q' Washington, vq
( '.. itev'. K. Thurston'of CluTuC' he
'. III. and Mr. I?en. Seott who es
rived ftnm New York where h. so;
eiit more than two nUitjfh- with
s children. accompanied hy Mrs. \\*
ai-v If .Iiivnei- tnWiiw .linn.o- will I 1
r. an.I Mrs. Annie Shivi'T .at ,j,
i*-don. S. t'.' Rev. K.' Thurton
isT-ore' attf-ttdrntr?t-he Stat*- \n- y(
Jilion in t'olunihia. Tin- dinner- ^
p.sistod of fried thicken, whit.'.' N
ilatoi'-., salad, ladled. ha/n, on'*- .1
mf. Okfjf riee. hot rolls, takees.'ieo
c'li am and ice tca; '
Mrs. t'arlina M. Rhodes and son "
ivc i-etnriu'd to While Plain, N.
,, after spending six weeks on in'
ei r "\ aoat ion. VN'
Mrs. 1.11 la Nilos and Mr. T. IP
eiidt?ison spytjj last -Thursday ~
it.'i her noire, Mrs. .Mary K. Joyr
at Ka.-tover am) r' p rt a very .
onsant -tay. They have.'.eturnI.
to WashiiUrton, I >. C. (i
Rev. Moore ] reaehed the Mis- ;
i.*:iai v sennion :it Pleasant Grove
aptist church wieh was very in ^
re-timj and touchinjr. Several jf
ieiet ies turned out. Ml-, lrelle '
y master of ceremony.
The Palmetto I.ead'f will Inintr
> you- .ji'iuhl news, .fresh" news, 'v
uojtews. . Mr..
Goodwin i- now a leader of 1"
e I,eader.. Sl"
Salary day next Sunday at St a<
tilip and to oomphto the . odu- l l
itiimaL rall\L U't ovory hodv- Si
nit' to ohunit and tro. to chpjch.. Bi
i lai
CLINTON NIIWS at.
i
Mis. Lula Mai- Brown loft Mon- so:
ty ovonintr t'or WhslTrnjyrvirraTtor--1hi
K-mlinjr a ootiplo of.nrdnths lioi
ith hoi* nrothor. M.is. Annio Hill IH.
ho was at tho timO ill hut has \i
tprovod wondorfally at this sj,
l it inc. Miss Ji-humosLiiu,' Shop- -\j(
nd loft Monday for Washington q
. ('. al'tor sin-mlim a fow , iiy;
sit uur rolat n os.. i
Tho following studor.t." loft foi '
iroius oip.llo.ir1 s: .\lissos l.otUa
1 uny.?('l.ti'.t Ih'hiii -on. Niiiios
oody loft t op A Hon unvvorsity. j
iss Bottio Boll Wilson " '-iwjd .!
i >si s t,'.hai los Hamlin. > David
oun<5. and Bon.ia.niir. Thompson at l';i
rnodiot oolli'^o. ' Mr. The inp* on nti
rut tho Suminor* in Ansonin, So
inn. vopoiUaJ a {dormant vaoa;>n.
, nil
U
I
Miss Jessie Lewis ki'Jt for An son,
Indiana.
sseis Joljn Hamlin, Donald Holxaiulei*
left for A'oorKees', S. C.
dr. Hubert .Meadows is home al-peiiding
the summer in New
'"k City. He will leave in a
i' days for Alabama State l
acker's Training institute in '
rmnukam, Ala.
A'e.are glad to have Miss Alice
tie "home alter spending the
inner in Washington, D... C.
diss Alice Hainsue l'rom Winn-Salem
spend a few days in
City visiting Mrs. Bertha Fir-.
on. Mrs. Ferguson gave a
n party Friday evening in her
mm*. A nice crowd witnesse 1 .
Hill of Oklahoma City, Okla.
mi it v'to report .the death of Mr. |
brother of Messrs Hueledge
I Fred Hill. Mr. Horace
ung id" Detroit, Mich Husband
Mrs. Kmma Young and father
Mrs. Bertha Ferguson this j
v., aiid Miss Corrie Hunter who j
s funeitilized at Bethel A. M. K. <>
trvH Sunday .
Those on the sick list are
d.ssers Johnie Williams, (1. C. g
id,. Madam Danald Holland,
itlitni ' Kinniii F. Little, Maggie. (
I plaster Kobert Young is in
hospital and is resting quiet
vrla. serious operation.
We hope for them a speedy re t
. cry. _ _
l*he Willing Workers club will
et; at tlic heme ot' Mrs. Inez
npson .Sunday evening at 15:00
in.
Misses Mary Ferguson, Carrie
iffin and Jestine Gary left foi
ttis Academy to continue their
ulies,. We hope all of the fatihstudents
a most prosperous
100I term.
We wish to call your attention
> the i f\'U Tell uhich wtH be- nil
ay evening at Bell Street
gh school at 15:150 p. in. "Come
e! conn* all. 1 am sure you'll
joy it. You may -be served
ire than "tea" so conle and bring (
ur friends, and get (he_surpri'se.
will be there waiting.
All those that have' news for <
c Palmetto Leader please <cnd
to 17A South Bell St. no latei
an five o'clock Sunday afteron.
15BKY Ibl.K C'Ol'NT.Y
TRAINING SCHOOL
Abbeville county training, school
idled- September i. UMh.WJtn a
tal enrollment M" 1158 pupils, and
hers, expected to come. The facty
is the same as last year,
l'rior t,? the opening of school ,
i! day v were given for registran
and renting text boohs.
Our curriculum has been endarned
this >Var by the elective .
stem, offering 11th ami 10th
tides Biology or Geometry; t'th
d 10th General Business, Science
(1 Occupation through problems
French.
We are proud to learn through
r principal that some playground
uipments art living built by the 1
ys in the Mantnfl training class- i ,
. such a< swings, slides, and;'
ats which are,given by the NVt'.l
Friday we had as visitors': M r.
. \V. Wilkttvs-, supervisor of Instrial
Kilucation of South Cainhi.
and State college. '
Mr. C. M. Wilson, supervisor '.of
u-ational Kdueathm from the .
ate ..Pepartment . of Kdueati.cn.
dumbia,- S. also Mrs. Alber- '
a Blown Savage of Orangi'e-.
irg S. C-. who is a special friend
Mr. and Mrs. Wade. , J
l'p to date our enrollment has
. Teased to 40!.' W e are dow n at
>i k again, .looking' forward fo:r :
other successful year . .
TIIK FBI FN 1)1. V FFW
. ]
On Septemher P. 1 the nurses
f the C< lumbia hospital, were
lied together for the purpose of
ganizing '* club. Miss Jan.i"
mums acted as chairman. "The
iendly Few ' was selected and
osen by the club as its name, i
te otlicers wccc olecetyd. as fa!- (
as: Miss Janie Sumter, presint;
Miss I noil Richardson, vicevsident;
Miss Blanc lie Lipsev, 1
rretary; Miss Elizabeth Haiglei j
sistant secretary; Miss Everlvn
>ok, treasurer; Miss Willie Leu
ins, business manager;. Miss B,
own, reporter; Miss Mattie Kirk
ml. chaplain; Miss Romie Mill,
itic; Miss Evelyn Cook, sci'ireant
arms,
Misses Rernice Spry, Genelj Watn
and Lithonia Wilson are on'
?-program committee.
Floor members are: Misses da
tta Williams, Connie Mae .lames,
ula Anderson, Gladys Ivory, Jes>
Mae Watts, Willie Martin,
lba Needom and. Alice Davis,
ir class colors are blue and.^]
tllMKH CITIZEN *
OF t'Ol.l MBIA DIES
Mr. Win. Powell a former citi- ]
11 of Columbia who has $or, the '
st IS years made his home^in '
it M.I
..viMiiMv, |f<nvi*ii itwuy on ptcmbor
14, 11>36.
Ho lt-avvcs a devoted wife to j
jurn his passing.
ing the sacred lPjj^Pj
is to our compe- IbmjM
derstanding, dig- IrrrHfcl
Service insures- ftlTtTlll I1
1 e t e compliance 1
I the inviolable '
ind desires of the |K|gl 1
t
IIIMIMXMMHTIMMW
PROFESSIONAL
^CARDS
DR. A. B. JOHNSON
f8URGEON
Office: 1322'i Assembly Street
Phone 3tt?
Residences 9\9i Oak Street
Phone 8740
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
Office: 2029 Marion Street
NOTARY Pl'BLIC
Jealer in Real Estate, performs
narriage ceremonies, writes wills
Un.n
un'iiKu^es, claims, etc.
Call to See Him
)ffice Phone 84ty7 Kes. 67.
N. J. FREDERICK
Vttorney-at-l.aw and Notary Public
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
?State and Federal
L119 Washington St., Cola., S. C?
DR. H, HL COOPEH
Spatial Attantloir~GivaB U> OW
iuhi of' tha (hum
OoM Oewa and Brtap W?r?
i Speotangr , .
Off lea Phona 6429 Raa. SK.
1116 Washington St., Cola., 8. C.
f)R J M n i vim
m-r &? l^a iTla ifiljd
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hckjrs: it to 10" A. M.; 1 tt 1
P. M. 6 to 8 P. M.
Special Attention Given Disease#
Of Women.
Office: Residence:
1126 Washington ' 2230 "Hampton
Phone 642& Phone 7564
" 4V?*v .
DR. J. G. STUART ,
Eye, Ear. Nose -and Throat '
Glasses Fitted Accurately.
Office Hours; Telephone;
11:00 to 1: P. M. Res. 46tfl
6:00 to 8:07TP. MT T~ Office 37M
Office: Residence:
2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St
Office Holirs: * Telephone;
11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res; 8875
6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and Childrea
A Specialty. >
-Office: Residence:
2116 Lady St. 1301 Pine 3t
Columbia, S. C.
* i
Office Hours: Phonee;
8 to 9 A. M. ^Office 60S!
LI to 2 P. M. Res 6791
6 to 8 P. M.
Dr. R. B. Frederick
Physician
Office: Residence:
L107 Va Washington 14W> Park
3ver Victory Saving Bank,
Columbia, S. C.
1 ~ .1 LU
Phone 7811
, All classes of Dental Work 1 ,. .V
Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST
PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sundays by Appointmenta
Office: 2309 H Gervais Street
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H. G. ThomDSon
DENTIST
13231 ^ Assembly St. Columbia
>'l"in* _3Afi6 ,
tioltl Crtow n??H rid pre??Plates ,
Speci iHj. Extract ons Made
Painless ?
In .Winnsboro Wednesdays an4
Saturdays at A. Russell Building.
Phone 219
Office Hours: Telephones:
3:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Oflies 6011
Residence 8871
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
Filling, phates, Crowns, Bride*?
Sunday by Appointnrant
Ane*th?*ia a Sprcialtj
'
MADAM PETER'S
Hair Grower
rw Diaaaoad gcah^ Qhia Life A
le*nty. BEST CROW 1ft ifpfr ?i
mc* a w?ek?PHJCB Urn.
18*6 Blandki? St. Ceiemkto
^oanta Drug Store, Waekto*to?8k
rfaomaa Drnv Store. Cane Tagto
ud ttanue MiWk